Coins from Livonia

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1 Hohlpfennig - Annonymous (Memel)
(1252-1299)
Silver – 0.39 g – ø 15 mm
Haljak# 861

1 Hohlpfennig - Annonymous (Piltene)
(1328-1424)
Silver – 0.39 g – ø 15 mm
Haljak# 862

1 Hohlpfennig - Annonymous (Piltene)
(1328-1424)
Silver – 0.39 g – ø 15 mm
Haljak# 863

1 Hohlpfennig - Annonymous (Piltene)
(1328-1424)
Silver – 0.39 g – ø 15 mm
Haljak# 864

162 Schilling = 1 Thaler

1 Schilling - Gotthard Kettler (Mitau)
1575-1577
Silver – 1.02 g – ø 18 mm
Kop# 4005, Fed# 993, Neum# 299

1 Thaler - Gotthard Kettler (Mitau)
1575-1576
Silver – 28.51 g – ø 42 mm
Kop# 4010, Fed# 994

2 Denar - Gotthard Kettler (Mitau)
1578-1579
Silver – 0.41 g – ø 13 mm
Kop# 4003, Haljak# 1641, Fed# 999, Neum# 300

1 Thaler = 2 Ort = 36 Grossus = 72 Polker = 108 Schilling • 4-2/3 Thaler = 1 Dukat

1 Solidus - Friedrich & Wilhelm Kettler (Mitau)
1596-1601
Silver – 0.85 g – ø 18 mm
Kop# 4012, Haljak# 1651, Fed# 1004, Neum# 303, KM# 3

1 Solidus - Friedrich & Wilhelm Kettler (Mitau)
1602-1611
Silver – 0.96 g – ø 18 mm
Kop# 4017, Haljak# 1649, Fed# 1011, Neum# 304, KM# 3

1 Solidus - Jacob Kettler (Mitau)
(1643-1646)
Silver – 0.48 g – ø 16 mm
Kop# 4051, Haljak# 1697, Fed# 1043, KM# 6

1 Solidus - Jacob Kettler (Mitau)
1646-1662
Silver – 0.48 g – ø 16 mm
Kop# 4052, Haljak# 1696, Fed# 1042, KM# 6

1 Solidus - Friedrich Casimir Kettler (Mitau)
(1696)
Silver – 1.29 g – ø 17 mm
Kop# 4064, KM# 14.2

1 Solidus - Friedrich Casimir Kettler (Mitau)
1696
Silver – 1.29 g – ø 17 mm
Kop# 4065, Fed# 1052, KM# 14.1

1 Solidus - Carl of Saxony (Mitau)
1762
Copper – 1.3 g – ø 16 mm
Kop# 4077, Fed# 1054.5, Neum# 323, KM# 20

1 Solidus - Carl of Saxony (Mitau)
1762
Copper – 1.24 g – ø 16 mm
Kop# 4078, Fed# 1054.5, KM# 20

1 Solidus - Ernst Johann Biron (Mitau)
1764
Copper – 1.3 g – ø 16 mm
Kop# 4084, Haljak# 1744, Fed# 1064, Neum# 326, KM# 28

1 Grossus - Carl of Saxony (Mitau)
1762
Silver – 1.12 g – ø 17.5 mm
Kop# 4079, Fed# 1054, KM# 21

1 Grossus - Carl of Saxony (Mitau)
1762
Silver – 1.12 g – ø 17.5 mm
Kop# 4080, Fed# 1054, KM# 21

1 Grossus - Carl of Saxony (Mitau)
1762
Silver – 1.10 g – ø 17.5 mm
Kop# 4082, Fed# 1054, Neum# 322, KM# 21

1 Grossus - Ernst Johann Biron (Mitau)
1763
Copper – 3.57 g – ø 23 mm
Kop# 4087

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Numista referee for this country is Sneyoz, Sulfur.

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