1 Reichsguldiner

Nuremberg struck this guldiner in the opening years of the Thirty Years' War, a conflict that would ultimately devastate the city's trade networks and drain its treasury over the following decades. The city had long maintained its own coinage privileges as a free imperial city, but the war created acute pressure on silver supplies across the Reich, making issues from this period progressively harder to sustain at full weight standards.

The Dav SG#92 attribution places this within Davenport's German secular series — a classification that reflects Nuremberg's civic rather than ecclesiastical authority over its mint.