1⁄24 Thaler - Charles XI

Swedish Pomerania occupied an awkward administrative position throughout Charles XI's reign — a German-speaking Lutheran territory governed from Stockholm, minting its own subsidiary coinage to local denominational conventions rather than Swedish ones. The 1/24 Thaler denomination was a fixture of the north German monetary system, and Stralsund's obligation to produce it reflected the city's continued integration into the Holy Roman Empire's currency orbit despite Swedish political control.

The Ahlström 178c designation places this among the later die variants of the Stralsund output for this reign, distinguished from 178a and 178b by subtle differences in the die execution.