Obverse: Conjoined heads right. Reverse: The rolled Constitution within a wreath of crossed laurel and oak branches.

Anton, King of Saxony (1755-1836; 1827 King), and Friedrich August (1797-1854; as Friedrich August II 1836 King), Constitution of Saxony 1831

Modeled by Anton Friedrich König, the Younger, Probably Lauchhammer foundry

1831

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