1 Ducat

Augsburg's ducat output in the late 1630s falls squarely within the Thirty Years' War, during which the city changed hands — occupied by Imperial forces in 1635 after Swedish troops had held it since 1632. The Swedish occupation had devastated the city's finances and population through quartering costs and plague; the resumption of Imperial-aligned civic minting after 1635 was as much a political signal as an economic necessity.

Fr#63 places this among the standard Augsburg ducat sequence, struck to the long-established Rhine gold ducat weight that the city maintained with unusual consistency across the entire conflict period.