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1 Pfennig - Louis I of Württemberg-Urach
| Issuer | County of Württemberg-Urach |
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| Year | 1423-1450 |
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| Currency | Pfennig (1083-1494) |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Mintage | ND (1423-1450) |
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Württemberg-Urach and Württemberg-Stuttgart operated as separate counties following the 1442 partition between Ludwig I and his cousin Ulrich V — a division that would last until the Treaty of Münsingen reunified the territory in 1482. Coins struck under Ludwig during this fractured period circulated within a geographically constrained domain, which partly explains the survival rarity of small silver issues from this branch.
The Ebner reference places this among the thinner hellers and pfennigs of the mid-fifteenth-century Swabian series, where die cutting quality varied considerably between workshops.