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

Fair of 1585Set the Rhenish gold gulden and Philipps thaler at 82 kr.
""Holland ducat = 4 gulden 18 kr.
1786, Jan. 12,Imperial ducat = 4 gulden 30 kr.
""Kremnitz Bavarian Salzburg ducat = 4 gulden 20 kr.
""Holland ducat = 4 gulden 18 kr.
(This equivalence of 4 fl. 30 kr. remained till the Vienna Convention (at 67 to the Koln mark, 23 2 ⁄ 3 fine = 4 1 ⁄ 2 gulden, ratio = 1:15 102 ⁄ 355 (15.2873)), the ratio prescribed by the Edict of the Emperor Joseph II., of 12th January 1786.)
1756Souverain, or souverain d'or (originally Netherlands), minted in Vienna Mint, 22 carat 3 ⁄ 4 gr., 42.091 to mark gross (45.874 fine) = 6 gulden 11 kr. 1 pf.
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