Drie groschen, noodmunt uit Gotha van Johan Frederik II hertog van Saksen, geslagen tijdens het beleg door de troepen van keurvorst August van Saksen 1567

This silver coin, known as a "Drie Groschen," was minted in 1567 in Gotha, Germany. It was created during a siege of the city by the troops of August of Saxony and features the coat of arms of Johan Frederik II, Duke of Saxony, on one side. The coin's rough shape and worn surface are evidence of its long history and its use as currency. The coin exemplifies the art of numismatics, the study of coins and other forms of currency.