Grade advice on old coins?

Hi, I am pretty bad at grading even with modern coins, but with these, I am pretty lost.

Any thoughts?




Thanks, and regards,
Jarek

For grading Roman coins I usually compare with a French auction website (which also exists in English), no matter if the same mint or not. Grades are adapted to each language.

If not found, I'm trying to check on other shop websites.

PS: please note that website is an authorized source for pics.

EDIT: the website seems to experiment some issues and to be almost broken (refresh issue).

Thanks, I was still puzzled anyway, so I rather graded it VF than going any higher. Anyway, it looks like nice grab for 11 Dollars.

I think VF may be a good rate for such old coinage, you're right.

IOSEPHUS Dei Gratia Roman Imperator Semper Augustus Germaniae Hungariae Bohemiae Rex
Joseph by Gods grace, forever august roman emperor, king of Germany, Hungary and Bohemia
ARCHIDux AUSTraie BURGundiae SILEsiae
Archduke of Austria, duke of Burgundy and Silesia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_I,_Holy_Roman_Emperor

Mintmark CB : Hermannstadt
3 kreuzer
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/german-states-silesia-3-kreuzer-km-690-1705-1711-cuid-153249-duid-365358

VF condition
corrections welcome

To chomp - Thanks! I am glad I managed to grade it right.

To Petrus - Thanks, I only asked about grade, but that does not matter, I admire your work anyway.

PS: Did you typed all that just from your memory? Because if you did, it is pretty awesome!

Jarek