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APPENDIX V

was employed—

1.Gold gulden= 60 kr.
2.Gold gulden Gulden groschen= 72 "
1. The Reichs gulden (= 1 gold gulden = 72 kreutzers) was prescribed thus—7 1⁄2 to the mark, 14 loth 2 grs. fine (see account of thaler, *supra*). 2. The kreutzer-piece was prescribed—237 to the mark, 6 loth 1 gr. fine (= 626 3⁄4 to the mark of fine silver). 3. The groschen (= 1⁄24 Reichs gulden)—94 1⁄2 to the mark, 7 loth 5 grs. fine (= 207 99⁄131 to the mark of fine silver).

Accompanying these regulations, however, there was a tariff as before, but more comprehensive, for the temporary recognition of a miscellaneous mass of coins of the Rhine, Page 366 the Netherlands, Lower Saxony,

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