gulden thaler, 14 loth 8 grs. fine, 8 to mark (= 8 56⁄65 to mark fine) = to 24 groschen: mark fine therefore equal to 10 fl. 38 kr.
1559, Imperial Ordinance—forbidden.
1566, Reichstag of Augsburg—again authorised; 14 loth 4 grs., 8 to the mark fine; equal 72 kr.; mark fine therefore = 9 thalers 68 kr. (10 fl. 12 kr.).
1585, Frankfort Fair—Philipps thaler = 82 kr.
1596, Imperial Commissioners at Frankfort—Philipps thaler provisionally set at 72 kr.
Same year, December 1596, Imperial Commissioners at Strasburg—Reichs thaler = 84 kr. (or 21 batzen), according to which mark of fine silver = 12 fl. 36 kr.
Beginning of seventeenth century (Imperial letters)—Reichs thaler recognised at 90 kr. as highest limit.
1603 (Higher Circles)—Reichs thaler recognised at 90 kr.
Electoral Saxony—Reichs thaler = 24 good groschen.
1610, Lower Saxony—Reichs thaler = 28 good