1 Kreuzer - Charles VI Kuttenberg

Charles VI ruled Bohemia as Holy Roman Emperor but governed it through the Bohemian Court Chancellery in Vienna, a administrative distance that occasionally created friction in mint oversight. The Kuttenberg mint — Kutná Hora in Czech — had been one of Central Europe's most important silver-producing facilities since the medieval Bohemian silver boom, though by the early eighteenth century its output was a fraction of its former scale.

KM#698 spans a five-year emission window, and die marriages across the 1720–1725 run show considerable variation in workmanship quality, consistent with the mint operating under periodic staffing pressures during this period.