Coins from German states

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1 Thaler = 1 Guldengroschen = 18 Batzen = 72 Kreuzer = 480 Pfennig = 960 Heller / 1 Ducat = 1 Goldgulden = 2.5 Thaler

1 Ducat
1645-1657
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g – ø 21 mm
KM# 83, Fr# 61

1 Ducat
1689
Gold (.986) – 3.46 g – ø 21.35 mm
KM# 97, Fr# 71

1 Ducat
1711
Commemorative: Coronation of Karl VI
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g
KM# 124, Fr# 84

1 Ducat
1726
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g – ø 22 mm
KM# 138

1 Ducat (Silver pattern strike)
1730
Commemorative: 200th Anniversary of Augsburg Confession
Silver – ø 23 mm
KM# Pn12

1 Ducat (Augsburg Confession)
1730
Commemorative: 200th Anniversary of Augsburg Confession
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g – ø 21 mm
KM# 139

1 Ducat
1743
Gold (.986) – 3.46 g
KM# 149, Fr# 96, Forster# 533, Witt# 1970

1 Ducat
1745
Gold (.986) – 3.48 g
KM# 158, Fr# 104, Forster# 554

1 Ducat
1762-1763
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g – ø 22 mm
KM# 178, Fr# 107

1 Dukat
1767
Gold (.986) – 3.5 g – ø 21 mm
KM# 187, Fr# 109

2 Ducats
1672
Gold (.986) – 7 g
KM# 89, Fr# 70, Forster# 353

1 Denar - Otto von Schwaben
(978-982)
Silver – 1.18 g
Steinh# 34b, Hahn# 135

1 Denar - Heinrich II.
(1002-1024)
Silver – 1.35 g
Steinh# 27, Bonh# 1880

1 Pfennig - Konrad II.
(1024-1039)
Silver – 1.14 g
Hahn# 148, Dann Sa# 1036

1 Thaler = 1 Guldengroschen = 18 Batzen = 72 Kreuzer = 480 Pfennig = 960 Heller / 1 Ducat = 1 Goldgulden = 2.5 Thaler

1 Batzen - Eberhard IV
1516-1519
Silver – 3.47 g – ø 27 mm
MB# 17

1 Batzen - Eberhard IV
1520-1533
Silver – 2.72 g – ø 27 mm
MB# 21, Schult# 39

1 Pfennig - Christoph (Schüsselpfennig)
(1488-1527)
Silver – 0.21 g
Wiel# 195, Schult# 101

1 Goldgulden - Christoph I.
(1475-1515)
Gold – 3.17 g
MB# 1, Fr# 117

1 Pfennig - Philibert (Schüsselpfennig)
(1537-1556)
Silver – ø 15 mm
MB# 104, Wiel# 204a

1 Pfennig - Philipp II. (Schüsselpfennig)
(1580-1588)
Silver – ø 14 mm
MB# 105, Wiel# 239

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