1 Thaler - Henry III

Saxe-Römhild was among the most short-lived of the Saxon partition duchies, created in 1680 when the Ernestine line subdivided yet again and extinguished in 1710 when Henry died without a male heir. The entire coinage of the duchy spans barely three decades, making any issue scarce by structural necessity rather than low mintage alone.

Henry III ruled a territory of negligible political weight, but imperial coinage rights required him to produce thalers regardless. The Dav. 7502 attribution places this cleanly within Davenport's German Talers series.