Tweede eeuwfeest op het overleveren van de Augsburgse geloofsbelijdenis op de Rijksdag 1730

This silver medal, created by Martin Holtzhey in 1730, commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession, a landmark statement of Protestant beliefs. The obverse depicts Martin Luther, a key figure in the Reformation, while the reverse showcases allegorical figures representing Truth and the Augsburg Confession. The medal's small size and intricate details exemplify the artistry of medal making during the Baroque period. This piece serves as a tangible reminder of the historical significance of the Augsburg Confession and its lasting impact on religious history.