Leopold I, 1655 King of Hungary, 1656 King of Bohemia, 1658-1705 Emperor. Medal (3 Ducats) 1664, AV 32 mm, 10.39 g. Dies by Hieronymus Federer, Regensburg. On the occasion of the victory over the Turks between Mogersdorf and Szentgotthárd (St. Gotthard) and the subsequent peace treaty of Vasvár (Eisenburg). SIC VNITIS NON PAVLO Crowned eagle holding a bundle of arrows in its right talons, standing facing left on a globe marked with the ligated initials HF of the engraver. Rev. QVO SVPERIORE POTENTIOR 1664 The sun, on which is written the name of Christ, shines over the setting crescent moon. Montenuovo coll. 880 (AR). Extremely rare in gold. Richly toned, extremely fine The Battle of Mogersdorf, also known as the Battle of St. Gotthard, was the most significant engagement of the Turkish War of 1663–1664. It took place on August 1, 1664, along the Raab River between Mogersdorf (now in Austria) and the Cistercian monastery of Szentgotthárd (St. Gotthard, now in Hungary) in Burgenland. The Imperial Army, led by Count Raimondo Montecuccoli and Field Marshal Leopold Wilhelm von Baden-Baden, succeeded in halting the main Ottoman force, which, under the command of Grand Vizier Köprülü Fâzıl Ahmed Pasha, was marching toward Vienna. The battle was one of the four major open-field battles of the Turkish Wars. Please find here the video of the coin