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== gold issues == | == gold issues == | ||
Revision as of 18:56, 9 January 2022
- Emden 1564 thaler Dav-9610
- (1540-66) thaler
- 1568 thaler
- 1584 thaler
- Ostfriesland 622 Thaler
- East Friesland (1660-65) thaler Dav-7129
- (1631) 1½ thaler
- Emden 1674-CP thaler Dav-5252
- Emden 1674 2 thaler Dav-A5251
- 1689 ⅔ thaler
gold issues
Prussian issues (1744-1807)
- 1746-ICG quarter stuber
- 1746-ICG 4 pfennig
- Prussia 1746-ICG 1/24 thaler
- 1746-ICG mariengroschen
- 1747-BID quarter stuber
- 1747-BID 4 pfennig
- 1747-BID mariengroschen
- Prussia 1748-BID 1/24 thaler
in 1750, the Aurich mint was assigned the mintmark "D".
- 1752-D quarter stuber, date on obverse
- 1752-D quarter stuber, date on reverse
- 1752-D 4 pfennig
- 1752-D mariengroschen
- 1752-D 2 mariengroschen
- Prussia 1752-D 1/12 thaler
- 1753-D quarter stuber
- 1753-D 4 pfennig
- 1753-D mariengroschen
- 1753-D 1/6 thaler
- 1754-D mariengroschen
- Prussia 1754-D 8 gute groschen
- Prussia 1755-D 8 gute groschen
- Prussia 1756-D mariengroschen
- Prussia 1756-D 4 mariengroschen
- Prussia 1756-D 8 gute groschen
- 1757-D 4 mariengroschen
- Prussia 1761-D mariengroschen
- 1763-D 3 pfennig
- 1764-D 4 gute pfennig
- 1764-D 1/12 thaler
- 1764-D 1/6 thaler
- 1765-D quarter stuber
- 1765-D 1/6 thaler
- 1765-D thaler
- 1767-D mariengroschen
the Aurich mint seems to have closed about 1768 and the Berlin mint issued coinage for East Friesland thereafter.
- 1772-A half stuber
- 1772-A stuber
- 1774-A mariengroschen
- 1777-A quarter stuber
- 1777-A stuber
- 1781-A half stuber
- 1782 half stuber
- 1794-A quarter stuber
- 1804-A stuber
- 1804-A 2 stuber
in 1815, Ostfriesland was ceded to Hannover. In 1817, the "D" mintmark was assigned to the Dusseldorf mint in the Rhineland.