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* [[Prussia 1764-C 1/6 thaler|1764-C 1/6 thaler]] | * [[Prussia 1764-C 1/6 thaler|1764-C 1/6 thaler]] | ||
* [[Prussia 1764-C thaler Dav-2587|1764-C thaler]] | * [[Prussia 1764-C thaler Dav-2587|1764-C thaler]] | ||
| − | * [[Prussia 1765-C | + | * [[Prussia 1765-C 5 stuber|1765-C 5 stuber]] = 1/12 thaler |
* [[Prussia 1765-C thaler Dav-2589|1765-C thaler]] | * [[Prussia 1765-C thaler Dav-2589|1765-C thaler]] | ||
* [[Prussia 1867-C 2 thaler Dav-783]] | * [[Prussia 1867-C 2 thaler Dav-783]] | ||
* [[Prussia 1870-C 2-1/2 groschen]] | * [[Prussia 1870-C 2-1/2 groschen]] | ||
Revision as of 09:22, 13 November 2021
Cleves, in the far west of Germany, was strongly influenced by Dutch coinage.
- Brandenburg 1689-LCS 2/3 thaler KM-555
- Brandenburg 1691-WH 2/3 thaler Cleves mint
- Cleves 1692-WH 1/12 thaler
Prussian issues
the Cleve mint was assigned mintmark "C" in 1750.
- Prussia 1751-C stuber
- Prussia 1751-C 1/12 thaler
- Prussia 1751-C 1/2 thaler
- Prussia 1751-C thaler Dav-2584
- Prussia 1752-C 1/12 thaler
- Prussia 1752-C friedrichs d'or Fr-2401
- 1753 duit, Cleves mint
- 1753-C double stuber
- Prussia 1753-C 1/6 thaler
- 1753-C thaler
- 1754-C quarter stuber
- 1754-C 4 kreuzer = batzen
- 1755-C 4 kreuzer = batzen
- 1755-C 1/24 thaler
- Prussia 1756-C 1/6 thaler
- 1763-C 1/24 thaler
- 1764-C stuber
- 1764-C 1/12 thaler
- 1764-C 1/6 thaler
- 1764-C thaler
- 1765-C 5 stuber = 1/12 thaler
- 1765-C thaler
- Prussia 1867-C 2 thaler Dav-783
- Prussia 1870-C 2-1/2 groschen