1 Kreuzer - Leopold I Kuttenberg

Kuttenberg (Kutná Hora) had been one of the most productive silver mining centers in Central Europe since the medieval period, and its mint retained operational importance well into the Habsburg era. Leopold I's long reign saw persistent monetary pressure across Bohemia following the economic devastation of the Thirty Years' War, and small silver fractions like this kreuzer were struck in quantity to address chronic shortages of circulating small change. The Kuttenberg mint was among several Bohemian facilities sharing this burden across the 1658–1675 window.