Germany. Mansfeld-Eisleben AD 1649.
1 Taler 1649, silver , 29,28 g 
Certificate of provenance and authenticity included . 
Leather chain included with coin . 
Translation and additional information:
Obverse:
Saint George slaying the dragon, imperial orb to the upper left.
Inscription reads: CHRISTIAN FRIEDERI COMES AC DOM
Reverse:
Helmet above shielded arms, with the date separated to the sides.
Inscription in Latin:
IN MANSFELT NOB DN IN HELDR S ET SR
1649
This coin was transformed into a pendant a long time ago and has been acquired in its current state.
Additional information:
- The image of Saint George slaying the dragon is a common motif on coins, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.
- The presence of the imperial orb symbolizes the ruler's power and authority.
- The Latin inscriptions on the coin indicate the issuing authority and the year of minting.
- The use of silver in coinage was common during this period due to the metal's durability and value.
- Coins that have been repurposed as jewelry can hold historical and numismatic value beyond their original monetary worth.