1⁄12 Thaler - Frederick II

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背面描述	The denomination and currency name are displayed in four horizontal lines within the field, reading 12 EINEN REICHS THALER, with ornamental flourishes flanking the numeral 12 at the top. The date is split across the bottom line, divided by the mint mark letter between two five-pointed stars, as in 17 ★A★ 52. The entire design is enclosed within a plain inner border.
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背面铭文	✿ 12 ✿ ꟾ EINEN ꟾ REICHS ꟾ THALER ꟾ 17 ★A★ 52
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附加信息	This denomination was minted continuously through the Seven Years' War, during which Frederick II's treasury was under extraordinary strain. Prussia's silver supply was so depleted by 1757 that Frederick authorized the progressive debasement of his subsidiary coinage, reducing silver content dramatically — this .375 fine billon issue reflects exactly that policy. The sprawling Schröter reference numbers signal an unusually large number of die varieties across multiple mints, a direct consequence of wartime production spread between Berlin, Königsberg, Breslau, and others pressed into service simultaneously.

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