1 Poltura - Leopold I

By 1704, Transylvania was consumed by the Rákóczi uprising — Francis II Rákóczi's revolt against Habsburg rule that had erupted the previous year. This poltura was struck not under Leopold's actual authority in the region but as a contested issue during a period when imperial control over Transylvanian mints was fragmentary at best. Leopold himself died in 1705, never having suppressed the rebellion.

The kuruc forces would go on to strike their own copper polturas in enormous quantities, deliberately debased to fund the insurrection. This silver piece predates that flood of emergency coinage by a matter of months.