Intocht van Karel VI te Neurenberg 1712

This silver medal, created by Philipp Heinrich Müller in 1712, commemorates the entry of Charles VI into Nuremberg. The obverse features a figure of a man holding a laurel wreath under a crescent moon, symbolizing Charles VI's arrival and coronation. The reverse depicts the triumphal arch built for the occasion, highlighting the grandeur of the event. The medal's small size emphasizes its private nature, likely meant for personal use or as a commemorative gift for individuals involved in the event. This historical medal offers a glimpse into the rituals and celebrations associated with royal processions in early 18th-century Europe.