103082 | GERMANY & AUSTRIA. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart silver Medal.

103082  |  GERMANY & AUSTRIA. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart silver Medal. Issued 1925 for the Third Wartburg May Festival (36mm, 19.18 g, 12h). By Karl Goetz at the München mint.

 

WOLFGANG • AMAD • MOZART, garlanded bust left, wearing frock coat // MOZART FEST 1925, street view within Wartburg, with four putti playing instruments: cymbals, bass, violin, and trumpet. Edge: BAYER HAUPTMÜNZAMT SILBER 900 f.

 

Kienast 323; Niggl 1369. PCGS SP-63. Gunmetal gray surfaces, with a charming matte nature. Surpassed in the PCGS census by just one other example. An appealing portrait issue that is a deviation from Goetz's heavily satirical ouvre.

 

One of the most famous and prodigious composers in history, Mozart (1756-1791) was born Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart in the Archbishopric of Salzburg in Austria. At an extremely young age, he showed immense talent with both the keyboard and the violin, and was performing in front of royalty from the age of five. During his rather short life, he composed hundreds of works which have continued to generate a massive influence even to this day—especially if you're a fan of Falco.

 

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