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1 Pfennig

Issuer Nuremberg, Free imperial city of
Year 1798-1799
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Value 1 Pfennig (1⁄480)
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Obverse description The civic arms of Nuremberg displayed within an oval cartouche at centre, depicting the split shield bearing a demi-eagle and diagonal bars (barry bendy). The denomination numeral '1' and the Pfennig symbol (₰) appear above the shield flanked by the split date, with the first two digits of the year to the left and the final two digits to the right. The entire design is enclosed within a plain inner field and a boldly reeded outer border.
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Mintage 1798 - -
1799 - -
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Nuremberg's status as a Free Imperial City ended abruptly in September 1796 when French forces occupied it, and the city was formally annexed by Bavaria in 1806. These pfennigs, struck in 1798–99, were among the last coins Nuremberg would ever issue under its own authority — a municipal coinage tradition stretching back to the 13th century closing out in billon at under a third of a gram.

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