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nydus/The History of Currency, 1252 to 1896Public
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APPENDIX V

of the great currency reform of 1871:— Page 386

  1. Old imperial standard of 1559, based on the Reichs Münz ordnung of Ferdinand I., mark of fine silver = 8 thalers. Altered in 1622, so that 9 thalers 2 grs. = 1 mark fine silver.
  1. The Zinnaische standard, agreed upon by Saxony and Brandenburg at Zinna, 1667, 1 mark fine silver = 10 1⁄2 thaler = 15 3⁄4 guldens.
  1. Leipzig standard or Torgau standard (see text, p. 200), mark fine silver = 18 gulden.
  1. The Prussian standard, 14 thalers or 21 guldens = 1 mark fine silver (see above, p. 379).
  1. Convention standard or Austrian standard, mark fine silver = 20 gulden (see above, p. 375).
  1. The 24-gulden standard or new imperial standard of 1766 (see above, p. 377), 1 mark fine silver = 24 guldens.
  1. The 24 1⁄2, or South German
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