1⁄24 Thaler

Wismar's civic coinage of this period exists in a peculiar administrative limbo. The city had been ceded to Sweden under the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, yet retained enough municipal autonomy to strike coins in its own name through the early 1670s. Swedish imperial authority sat overhead while the city's council managed day-to-day governance — and apparently, its mint. The AAJ references covering this type span nine discrete varieties, suggesting continuous die production across the full eleven-year window rather than a single contracted run.