Maximilian I, 1486-1519 King of the Romans, from 1508 Emperor. Goldgulden 1516, Wien mint, mint master Bernhard Behaim the younger, AV 23 mm, 3.22 g. ARCH-ID AV-S(retrograd)TRI - S(retrograd)TIRI The quartered shield of Austria-Styria-Carinthia-Carniola on a cross with volute terminals, the initials BB of the mint master above. Rev. DIVVS(retrograd) LEOPOLD-VS(retrograd) MDXVI St. Leopold standing with the flag of Old Austria and the model of a church. F. 10 (different coat of arms); Egg p. 184, no. 5; Hahn 14b. Extremely rare, possibly the only specimen in private hands. Minor metal flaws and light edge marks, otherwise very fine The mint master Bernhard Behaim succeded his father of the same name, assuming responsibility for the coinage at Hall from 1507. On August 30th 1510 he was installed as chief imperial mint master, now with responsibility for the coinage not only in Upper but also in Lower Austria. While he had full-value ducats produced in Hall, in Vienna goldgulden with the image of St. Leopold were struck. We were unable to find any auction records for this type bearing the Latin year. Please find here the video of the coin