Eerste eeuwfeest op het overleveren van de Augsburgse geloofsbelijdenis op de Rijksdag 1630

This silver medal, created by Sebastian Dadler in 1630, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession, a key document of the Protestant Reformation. The obverse depicts a bearded man holding a sword, symbolizing the defense of the Protestant faith. The reverse bears an inscription in German, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the Augsburg Confession’s teachings. The medal’s small size suggests it was likely intended for personal use or as a commemorative gift, demonstrating the significance of the event for the Protestant community.