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1 Pfennig - Henry XI

Issuer Reuss-Greiz
Year 1787-1789
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Currency Thaler (1778-1838)
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Obverse description Crowned rampant lion passant to the left, rendered in relief within an unadorned field. The lion, emblematic of the Reuss princely arms, is depicted with raised forepaw and curled tail, surmounted by a small crown. The design is bold and compact, consistent with the modest module of this minor copper coinage.
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Reverse description Six-line tablet inscription centered in the field, reading the denomination and issuing authority with the date at foot. The lettering is arranged in a stacked format typical of small German state pfennig coinage of the late 18th century, with no surrounding wreath or border ornament.
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Mintage 1787 - - 176,000
1789 - - 219,000
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