"Gebhart, Tobias (Austr.) Warden of the Mint at Prague, 1561; elected Mint-master there in 1568. In 1569, on account of an outbreak of plague at the Mint, the works were transferred to Budweis, where Gebhart exercised his functions until 1577. He then returned to Prague, where he again filled the post of Mint-master, 1578-1583. At Budweis his mint-mark was a lion's jaw; at Prague, a star of six rays. In 1573, his salary of 200 Thalers was increased by an annual pension of 50 Thalers. The period of Gebhart's activity extended over the whole reign of Maximilian II. and part of that of Rudolf II." - Leonhard Forrer, "Biographical Dictionary of Medallists", Bd. 2 (London 1904), S. 233
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