Coins from the City of Narva

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Coins › Estonia › Swedish Estonia › City of Narva

Throughout its existence, Narva came under the control of the Danish, the Livonians, and the Russians, until it finally came under the control of the Swedish in 1581. Due to being so out-of-the-way, around 1663, Narva complained to Sweden about not receiving enough coins. As a response, Sweden gave Narva a mint, granting them minting privileges that same year. In 1704, when the Russians began invading Swedish Estonia's area, Narva became one of the first cities conquered, and stayed under Russian power until Estonia's independence, starting in 1918.
Wikidata: Q102158 Read more

Mark (1663-1704)

1 Mark = 8 Öre • 12 Mark = 1 Dukat

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon) – obverse

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon) – reverse

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon)
1670-1672
Silver • 0.93 g • ⌀ 19 mm
Ahlström# 15, Haljak II# 1409, Fed# 323, KM# 2, Neum# 6

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon) – obverse

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon) – reverse

1 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon)
1670-1671
Silver • 1.12 g • ⌀ 19 mm
Ahlström# 16, Haljak II# 1412, Fed# 322, KM# 1, Neum# 6

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon) – obverse

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon) – reverse

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (With ribbon)
1670-1671
Silver • 1.73 g • ⌀ 21 mm
Ahlström# 10, Haljak II# 1401, Fed# 321, KM# 3, Neum# 5

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon) – obverse

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon) – reverse

2 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without ribbon)
1671
Silver • 1.67 g • ⌀ 21 mm
Ahlström# 12, Haljak II# 1405, Fed# 332, KM# 5, Neum# 5

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (With both inner circles) – obverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (With both inner circles) – reverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (With both inner circles)
1670-1672
Silver • 3.49 g • ⌀ 23 mm
Ahlström# 3, Haljak II# 1389, Fed# 319, KM# 4, Neum# 3

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without either inner circle) – obverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without either inner circle) – reverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without either inner circle)
1671
Silver • 3.51 g • ⌀ 23 mm
Ahlström# 7, Fed# 329, KM# 6

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner obverse circle) – obverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner obverse circle) – reverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner obverse circle)
1671
Silver • 3.56 g • ⌀ 23 mm
Haljak II# 1391, Fed# 330, KM# 8

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner reverse circle) – obverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner reverse circle) – reverse

4 Rundstück - Carl XI (Without inner reverse circle)
1671
Silver • 3.48 g • ⌀ 23 mm
Fed# 329, KM# 7

1 Dukat - Carl XI
1671
Gold (.986) • 3.49 g • ⌀ 22 mm
Fed# 325, KM# 10

1 Dukat - Carl XI
1671
Gold (.986) • 3.49 g • ⌀ 22 mm
Fed# 326, KM# 11

Trial strikes - Mark (1663-1704)

1 Mark = 8 Öre • 12 Mark = 1 Dukat

1 Dukat - Carl XI (Trial strike) – obverse

1 Dukat - Carl XI (Trial strike) – reverse

1 Dukat - Carl XI (Trial strike)
1671
Pattern
Silver • ⌀ 22 mm
Fed# 327, KM# Pn1

Numista referee for coins of this issuer is Sulfur.

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