Coronation of Queen Charlotte [obverse] 1761

This silver medal, created by Johann Lorenz Natter in 1761, commemorates the coronation of Queen Charlotte. The obverse of the medal features a profile portrait of Charlotte, the queen of Great Britain, wearing a crown and gown. The inscription around the rim reads "CHARLOTA D.G.M.BR.FR.ET.HIB.REGINA" which translates to "Charlotte, by the Grace of God, Queen of Great Britain, France and Ireland." Natter, a renowned medallist, captured Charlotte's likeness in a realistic manner, a testament to his skilled craftsmanship. The medal, a significant historical artifact, provides insight into the artistry and commemorative practices of the 18th century.