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This exceptional 1814-C Hannover 2/3 Thaler (KM-100.1), struck at the Clausthal mint under George III, is graded PCGS MS64 — the highest grade currently recorded in the PCGS Population Report for this issue, with no PCGS-graded example known at a higher level. The obverse presents a beautifully detailed laureate bust of George III facing right, encircled by the legend GEORGIUS III D:G BRITANNIARUM REX F D, while the reverse showcases an elegant script \"2/3\" denomination flanked by the BRAUNSCHWEIG & LÜNEBURG titulature and fineness inscription. The surfaces display rich, original luster beneath light iridescent toning, with a sharp, well-centered strike that brings out crisp definition in the portrait, hair curls, and lettering, free of the bagmarks or handling marks typically encountered on Hannoverian silver of this era. As the top PCGS-certified example of this scarce two-thirds Thaler issue, it offers collectors building a high-grade German States or Hannover type set a rare chance to acquire the finest PCGS-graded specimen of this date and mint combination.
