Kroning van Jozef II tot Duits keizer te Frankfurt 1764

This silver medal, created by Johann Leonhard Öxlein in 1764, commemorates the coronation of Joseph II as Holy Roman Emperor in Frankfurt. The obverse features a personification of the city of Frankfurt holding a staff and standing over a detailed cityscape. The reverse depicts three figures, each holding a shield, representing the three estates of the Holy Roman Empire. The intricate detail and the medal's small size showcase the skill of the artist and the importance of this historical event.