1 Thaler - Charles the Posthumous Embroidered mozzetta

Charles of Austria, known as "the Posthumous" because he was born four months after his father Archduke Charles II died in 1590, held the Bishopric of Brixen as coadjutor from 1607 before becoming bishop proper — a largely political appointment that kept Habsburg influence anchored in the Tyrolian ecclesiastical territories. He never took holy orders. The "embroidered mozzetta" designation distinguishes this type from parallel issues of the same reign where the episcopal cape is depicted unembroidered, a distinction that matters considerably for attribution since the two types share several overlapping catalog numbers in older references.