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1 Thaler Ausbeutetaler
| Issuer | Henneberg-Ilmenau, County of |
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| Year | 1699 |
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| Weight | 29.19 g |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse script | Latin |
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Henneberg-Ilmenau's Ausbeutetaler issues were struck directly from silver extracted from the county's own mines — the term "Ausbeute" denoting profit-share coinage, a practice by which German mining lords converted their royalty yields into commemorative currency rather than bullion. By 1699 the Ilmenau mines were already in decline, making late-series strikes like this one produced in comparatively small numbers. Müseler's classification of the type reflects just how thinly these issues are distributed across the series.