The Austrian Maria Theresa-Thaler silver coin, heavy in weight and first minted in 1780, was used as a payment currency in more than 80 countries in its heyday about 150 years ago, and is known as a commercial coin. It is said that Austria issued this silver coin in honor of Queen Mar Theresa.
The main picture of the coin is the head of the queen on the right side. The curly hair is covered with a turban. The figure is plump and rich, with the obvious characteristics of European women in the 18th century.
The top pattern on the back is a crown with a cross, showing the status of religion, and below it are two majestic eagles, symbolizing the majesty of imperial power. The wings of the eagle are very elegant, dynamic and layered, and there is a standing lion on the shield in the middle of the silver coin. The edge of the silver coin is covered with decorative patterns and text.
