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1 Groschen
| Issuer | Einbeck, City of |
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| Year | 1572-1575 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Reverse lettering | MAXIMILIANVS. II. D. G. ROM. IMP. S. A. |
| Edge | Plain |
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Einbeck's municipal coinage of the 1570s was struck at a moment when the city's brewing trade — the origin of "Einbeck" beer, the precursor to Bavarian Bock — still underwrote considerable civic wealth, though the town's political autonomy within the Holy Roman Empire was already being squeezed by Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. The Buck reference places this among a tightly documented run of municipal groschen, with the Ei#46k designation distinguishing a specific die state within a short production window of just three years.