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* [[Saxony 1617 1/4 thaler KM-96|1617 quarter thaler, on the centennial of the Reformation]]
 
* [[Saxony 1617 1/4 thaler KM-96|1617 quarter thaler, on the centennial of the Reformation]]
 
* [[Saxony 1623 1/4 thaler|1623 quarter thaler, swan mintmark]]
 
* [[Saxony 1623 1/4 thaler|1623 quarter thaler, swan mintmark]]
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* [[Saxony 1625-HI 1/4 thaler|1625-HI quarter thaler]]
 
* [[Saxony 1628-HI 1/4 thaler|1628-HI quarter thaler]]
 
* [[Saxony 1628-HI 1/4 thaler|1628-HI quarter thaler]]
 
* [[Saxony 1630 1/4 thaler KM-406|1630 quarter thaler, centennial of the Augsburg Confession]]
 
* [[Saxony 1630 1/4 thaler KM-406|1630 quarter thaler, centennial of the Augsburg Confession]]

Revision as of 11:34, 3 October 2024

Saxony in 1485, showing the initial division between the Ernestine and Albertine lines
Saxony in 1547, showing the territory confiscated from the Ernestines and awarded to the Albertines
Saxony in 1554, showing the final division
Saxony in 1648
Saxony Putzgers atlas 1905 cropped.jpg

independent duchy and kingdom (to 1871)

pfennigs

two pfennig

three pfennig

1/48 thaler

half groschen (1/48 thaler)

groschen (1/24 thaler)

two groschen (1/12 thaler)

1/8 and 1/6 thaler

quarter thaler

one third thaler

half thaler

two-thirds thaler (gulden)

thaler

Christian I, 1586-91

Christian II, John George I and August, 1591-1611

Johann Georg I

Johann Georg II

Johann Georg III

Johann Georg IV

Friedrich August I, 1694-1733

Friedrich August II

Friedrich August III

Anton

Friedrich August II

Johann

double thaler

2½ thaler

five thaler

ten thaler

quarter and half ducats

ducats

two ducats

multiple ducats

krone

Reform coinage of the unified empire (1871-1914)

Two mark

Three mark

Five mark

Ten mark

Twenty mark