AUSTRIA 1/4 Ducat 1734 Salzburg, Leopold Anton von Firmian . NGC MS 63

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NGC Zertifikatsnummer: 8238802-007

Erhaltung: MS 63

NGC/PMG Katalognummer: 751712

Nennwert: 1/4D

Münzzeichen: AUSTRIA

Variante: SALZBURG

Jahr: 1734

1734, Salzburg, Leopold Anton von Firmian . Gold 1/4 Ducat Coin. NGC MS-63!

Mint Year: 1734
Mint Place: Salzburg
Denomination: 1/4 Ducat
Reference: Friedberg 851, KM-330.
Ruler: Leopold Anton von Firmian (1724-1744)
Condition: Certified and graded by NGC as MS-63!
Diameter: 14mm
Weight: 0.88gm
Material: Gold

Obverse: Enthroned figure of Saint Rupert, wearing episcopal regalia, holding crozier and salt barrel. Value (1/4) inside oval cartuche below.
Legend: S . RVDBERTUS (1/4) EPS . SALISB : 1734.

Reverse: Tasseled papal legate´s hat above cross-topped oval coat-of-arms of teh Prince-Bishop within foliage.
Legend: . LEOPOLDUS . D : G . ARCHIEP . SAL .


St. Rupert was the first abbot of Salzburg, from 696 to his death in 718. He is variously considered to be Frankish or Irish, but developed a reputation for holiness while preaching in Worms. Theodo, Duke of Bavaria, sent a request to Rupert to come to Bavaria to instruct him in the faith. Rupert accepted, and baptized Theodo and his entire entourage in the town of Regensburg, where the Duke had traveled in his excitement to meet Rupert.

In the following years, under the patronage of Theodo and his son Theodobert, Rupert spread the Gospel message throughout Bavaria, and suceeded in converting or re-converting whole regions. Rupert asked Theodo for the right to build a church among the ruins of the ancient Roman town of Juvavia. This Theodo granted, and Rupert founded St. Peter's Church and Abbey and the Nonnburg convent, the oldest continuing monastery and convent in the German-speaking world. Around the Benedictine monks and nuns who accepted Rupert's call grew the town of Salzburg. To this day, September 24 is marked throughout Austria with a St. Rupert's Day country fair, Ruperti Kirtag.


The Archbishopric of Salzburg was an ecclesiastical state of the Holy Roman Empire, roughly consisting of the present-day state of Salzburg (the ancient Roman city of Iuvavum) in Austria. Since 1648, the Archbishop of Salzburg has also borne the title Primas Germaniae ("First [Bishop] of Germania").



Leopold Anton Eleutherius Freiherr von Firmian (11 March 1679 – 22 October 1744) was Bishop of Lavant 1718–24, Bishop of Seckau 1724–27 and Prince-Archbishop of Salzburg from 1727 until his death.

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