1706 IAK. AUSTRIA. Joseph I (1705-1711) Taler. Hall Mint. 43mm. DAV-1018. KM-1438.1. Herinek 132. Obv:  IOSEPHUS · D: G: ROM: IMP: SE: AV: G: HV: BO: REX ·. Laureate armored bust right. Rev: ARCHID: AVST: DVX: BV: COM: TYR ·. Arms within Order chain. Stunner. PCGS MS-67.

1707. Austria. Joseph I (1705-1711) Taler. DAV-1018. KM-1438.1. Tyrol, Hall Mint. Spectacular coin - sharply struck, lustrous and iridescent in toning. A superb specimen, likely finest for the type. NGC MS-66*.

1708. IMH. Austria. Joseph I (1705-1711) Taler. Vienna Mint.Obv: Large armored portrait right, legends around. Rev: Crowned imperial double eagle at center, legends and date around. DAV-1013, KM-1444. Frosty luster with super sharp strike. Mirror like reverse. Spectacular coin. NGC MS-65.

1708. Holy Roman Empire - Capture of Lille. Nuremberg, Lauffer workshop. Attributed to Caspar Gottlieb Lauffer, possibly with Friedrich Kleinert. 49mm. Julius 702; MI II 339/170; Van Loon IV, p. 544 / V-119/4; Horsky 7612; Popelka 131; Senk 244. Struck to commemorate the Allied capture of Lille during the War of the Spanish Succession. One side presents a dramatic panoramic view of Lille under bombardment, with its fortifications, artillery, sun and moon, accompanied by the biblical invocation from Joshua 10:12. The inscription records the siege and surrender of the citadel on 9 December 1708. The other depicts the Tower of Babel, using the biblical confusion of languages as a satirical allegory for the defeated French forces, while recording Prince Eugene of Savoy's siege and capture of Lille. An exceptionally elaborate early 18th-century medal combining military topography, biblical allegory and anti-French political satire. The present specimen is particularly notable for its superb preservation and fine architectural and figural detail. NGC MS-65.

Provenance: Stack's Bowers Galleries, Summer 2026 Global Showcase Auction, 4 September 2026, lot 42045. 

1711. Austria. Joseph I (1705-1711) Taler. DAV-1018. Her-130. KM-1438.1. Tyrol, Hall Mint. Lovely iridescent in toning coupled with a strong strike for a lovely coin. A superb specimen, the finest for the type. NGC MS-66.

1710 FN. Breslau. Joseph I (1705-1711) Taler. Signed by Franz Nowak, Breslau Mintmaster). 28.56 g. F.u.S. 806. Herinek 143. DAV. 1031. Very rare. NGC MS-61