Germany Archbishopric Coinage? [opgelost]

When I purchased this on a buying trip in 2005, the dealer promised full attributions for my selections. When I got home, I found that his "full attribution" for this was "Teutonic Knights" and the price he charged me.

I have been unable to attribute it. It is 20mm, silver, 1.0 gram. From Saurma, it appears to be most like Trier or Mainz--possibly with an archbishop from Bavaria.

Can you assist?

http://www.elfreeman2.com/t18/sn2teuo.jpg

(Sorry, the obverse photo is rotated. The photographer did not see that it was a figure--possibly Jesus(?).)

http://www.elfreeman2.com/t18/sn2teur.jpg

As you can tell from several of my posts, I am trying to get some of my accumulations attributed, to see what I should keep and what I should trade or sell. The Numista group has been of great help, and I appreciate it; I have only presented what I could not attribute.

It is a victory to finally get some of these attributed--such as a Stralsund (15)38; and an even more enjoyable victory when the attribution is to a location I did not have--such as the Magdeburg Bishopric groschen 1614 I purchased at a small coin show last weekend.

Definitely from the Archbishopric of Trier, something like this
http://www.muenzfreunde-hilden.com/?q=node/29

​You said Trier, but did you mean Cologne? My coin matches the second coin on the linked reference, except that the date on mine appears to be 1509 (still in the right date range).

Fascinating. Thank you for the info and the link.

My mistake, yes archbishopric of Cologne, Trier coins of the time are very simillar.

Thank you for your help.