Illustrated encyclopaedia of gold and silver coins of the world; illustrating the modern, ancient, current and curious, from A.D. 1885 back to B.C. 700 (1886)
Smith, Andrew Madsen, 1841-1915 · Philadelphia : A. M. Smith · leaf 148
140 Silver. GERMANY. BAVARIA. No. PERIODOR SECTION. COIN. FINE. WEIGHT GRAINSOF PURE Coin. Silver VALUE. 1. Christian IV. Ecu Bavaria. 833 440 366 .76 2. Maximilian Joseph. do 833 440 366 .76 3. Carlos Theodoriis. i do 833 220 183 .42 4. Ludwig I. 2 Thaler, or 3i Gulden. 899 572 513 1.07 5. Francis… … 142 Silver. GERMANY. Bremen No. PERIODOR SECTION. COIN. weight grainsfine. of pureCoin. Silver VALUE. ;^. 4.5.6. 8.9. 10.1;.12.13. The siiuiU coins of thisFree City are remarkablefor their baseiiess as eom-jjrtred with those of othernations. They are notcurrent outside of the city. Purity and value…
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