1 Conventionsthaler - Frederick Albert

Anhalt-Bernburg was one of the smallest and most financially precarious of the Ernestine subdivisions, and Frederick Albert's reign produced almost nothing of numismatic consequence — except this Conventionsthaler, struck across two years at a moment when the Convention standard itself was beginning to fracture under the pressure of Revolutionary War financing across the German states. The coin exists largely because territorial dignity demanded it, not because Bernburg had the mint output or economic weight to justify sustained silver coinage.

Frederick Albert died in 1796, ending the line. The principality passed to Anhalt-Bernburg-Schaumburg-Hoym before eventual consolidation into unified Anhalt in 1863.