1 Guldiner - Casimir and George

Brandenburg-Franconia's 1525 Guldiner was struck under the joint authority of Margrave Casimir and his brother George, a co-regency arrangement that would end acrimoniously — Casimir died in 1527 during the Ottoman campaign in Hungary, leaving George to consolidate sole rule over the margraviate. The joint-reign issues were produced in relatively small quantities across their overlapping authority, making dual-named pieces a compressed snapshot of a fractious sibling governance.

Davenport's attribution places this among the earliest large silver talers of the Franconian branch, struck the same year the Peasants' War swept through the very territories these margraves controlled.