1 Thaler - Ferdinand II of Tyrol

Ferdinand II of Tyrol ruled Upper Alsace as part of his broader Habsburgs holdings from Innsbruck, and his Ensisheim mint — the principal striking facility for Further Austria in this period — produced thalers for regional trade circulation across the Rhine corridor. The Ensisheim operation was administratively subordinate to Tyrolean authority rather than to the main Habsburg mints, which accounts for the distinct reference lineage this type carries across Vogelhuber and Engel & Lehr alongside the mainstream Moser-Tursky corpus.

Ferdinand died in 1595 without legitimate male heirs from his morganatic marriage to Philippine Welser, triggering the reversion of Further Austria to Emperor Rudolf II.