Difference between revisions of "German States, Ostfriesland"

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* [[Prussia 1804-A 2 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.
 
in 1815, Ostfriesland was ceded to Hannover. In 1817, the "D" mintmark was assigned to the Dusseldorf mint in the Rhineland.
 
* [[Prussia 1817-D 1/6 thaler|1817-D 1/6 thaler]]
 
* [[Prussia 1817-D 1/6 thaler|1817-D 1/6 thaler]]

Revision as of 18:57, 18 November 2021

Ostfriesland in 1648

gold issues

Prussian issues (1744-1807)

in 1750, the Aurich mint was assigned the mintmark "D".

the Aurich mint seems to have closed about 1768 and the Berlin mint issued coinage for East Friesland thereafter.

in 1815, Ostfriesland was ceded to Hannover. In 1817, the "D" mintmark was assigned to the Dusseldorf mint in the Rhineland.