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 204
, co-balt, iron, zinc, lead, nickel, arsenic, etc., besides coal, marble, porcelain, earth andgems; such as topases, chrysolites, amethysts, cornelians, garnets, etc. Linen andcotton spinning, and weaving are most extensively carried on. Broad cloths, meri-nos, silks, mixed silk and woollen goods,… … 198 Silver. GERMANY, saxonv No. PERIODOR SECTION. COIN. FIXE. WEIGHT GRAINSOF PURE Coin. Silver VALUE. 1. Fredk August III. Thaler. 829 432 358 .74 o Fredk August II. do 829 432 358 .74 3. Fredk August IV. 2 Thaler 3i Cxulden 900 571 514 1.07 4. Fredk Augustus III. i do 833 109 91 .18 5. do i do…
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