groschen; Philipps thaler, 30 1⁄3 good groschen (mark fine silver = 12 fl. 9 kr.).
1617, Lower Saxony—Reichs thaler = 30 silver groschen.
1665 (Three Circles, 1667 in comitiis)—Reichs thaler = 96 kr. (fine mark = 14 fl. 24 kr.).
1667, Saxony and Brandenburg (Zinnaische Fuss)—Reichs thaler = 1 fl. 45 kr. = 28 good groschen (fine mark = 15 3⁄4 fl.).
1669 (Three Circles)—Reichs thaler reduced to 90 kr. (fine mark = 13 fl. 30 kr.).
1680 (the Three Circles carried it in comitiis)—Reichs thaler reduced to 90 kr. (fine mark = 13 fl. 30 kr.).
1681, Emperor at Salzburg set the Reichs thaler = 96 kr.
1690 (Leipzig Mint, for Saxony, Brandenburg, Brunswick, Luneburg)—Mark fine = 12 thalers = 18 fl.; Reichs thaler = 2 fl. (120 kr.).
1691, rejected by Hamburg, Lübeck, and Bremen, who stuck to