1 Thaler - Caspar Ignaz von Künigl

Caspar Ignaz von Künigl became Prince-Bishop of Brixen in 1702 and spent much of his tenure navigating the brutal pressures of the War of the Spanish Succession, which devastated Tyrolean trade routes and strained the financial resources of ecclesiastical mints across the region. This thaler dates to the middle of that conflict, three years before the Peace of Utrecht reshuffled Habsburg dependencies across Europe.

Brixen's mint output under Künigl was modest, and thalers of this type survive in genuinely low numbers — attrition from circulation and melting rather than any single catastrophic event.