1 Ducat - Henry III and Charles II

Münsterberg-Oels was a small Silesian duchy that passed through the Podiebrad dynasty before falling under Habsburg suzerainty — a political reality that shaped its coinage more than its rulers did. Henry III and Charles II ruled jointly, a co-regency arrangement common among Silesian Piast and Podiebrad successors when inheritance produced multiple male heirs without a clean partition of territory.

The seven-year span of this type reflects the duration of that joint rule, not a prolonged minting program. Ducats from minor Silesian duchies of this period were struck in very small quantities and rarely traveled far from local noble transactions.