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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.
1786, Jan. 12,Souverain, or souverain d'or = 6 gulden, 40 kr. (makes a ratio of 15.2923).
1750Prussian Friedrichs d'or, 35 to mark, 21 3 ⁄ 4 carat fine (= 261 grs. of fine gold to the piece).
1770Prussian Friedrichs d'or, 35 to mark, 21 2 ⁄ 3 carat fine (= 260 grs. fine gold to the piece).
(Confirmed by law of 30th Sept. 1821.)
1857Vienna Convention trade money (see p. 210 ).
187110-mark piece, 139 1 ⁄ 2 to the German pound, .900 fine.

1555, Brunswick, Luneberg, Hanover, etc.—Thaler =

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