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1 Heller - Joseph II

Uitgever Austrian Empire
Jaar 1777-1779
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Valuta Gulden (1754-1857)
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Beschrijving voorzijde At center, the Austrian imperial shield — horizontally striped and of ovoid form — is depicted within an ornate baroque cartouche with scrolled foliate mantling. The shield is surmounted by a small imperial crown with visible arches and orb, rendered in raised relief. No legend appears in the field; the design is purely armorial, occupying the full face of the coin.
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Joseph II co-ruled with his mother Maria Theresa until her death in 1780, but from the mid-1770s he held increasing administrative authority over the Habsburg lands. These small copper heller were struck at multiple mints simultaneously to satisfy demand in the German-speaking hereditary territories, where the heller remained a practical unit of account despite its negligible purchasing power. The denomination had circulated in the region in various forms since the medieval period.

Joseph's broader currency reforms came after this issue, culminating in the standardization efforts of the 1780s.

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