1756 German States Patrona & a couple Thaler re-strikes

Meltdown

A couple more from this collection of foreign silver.
I know you darksiders see this kind of thing all the time but I'm enjoying looking these up and learning a thing or two.
Here's a 1756 Patrona - I'm fairly certain it's legit. It weighs 27.7 on my scale and is roughly 42mm.
It has an interesting obverse cud that seems to carry over on the reverse?

Also a couple Thaler re-strikes. It's interesting to me that the diameter is different between the two, they both weigh 28.1g

PatAR

Cool! Love these big silver coins. I'm not sure if I'm looking at the same location you referenced the cud, but 12h on that first coin appears to be a repaired hole or mount for a necklace.

Have you had a chance to delve into identification of the specific mint/date of issue for the Maria Theresa thalers? If not, a couple of hours of good fun await you!

1messydesk.com/MTTs/m_theresia_talers.html

theresia.name/en/svariants.html

amwldcoin

What you think is a Cud is where a mount was removed. It is very common on this type.

Stork

@Meltdown, Big old silver is always cool--thanks for posting it! Nice thing about the darkside (other than the cookies, see Civitas' post) is that pretty much anything you show will be interesting to a least a few people! I'm always glad folks take the time to put up the photos.

Also, thank you @PatAR for the links, I have one and my husband has one--he bought it in Dubai, so that's got to be a fun one to research!

Cathy

(PS, of course, this is the man who recently pulled a decent looking-if-circulated proof US trade dollar out of a box...20+years and he only now thinks to show me that??!!?!?! So who knows, the taler might be something after all).