1 Thaler - Henry Julius Ausbeutetaler

Henry Julius inherited Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel in 1589 and aggressively expanded silver mining operations in the Harz Mountains, particularly around Wildemann and Lautenthal. The Ausbeutetaler — literally a "yield thaler" — was struck from ore produced by specific mining ventures, functioning as a public accounting of that extraction rather than simply a coin. Investors and operators in the mining syndicates received these pieces as a form of dividend acknowledgment.

The 1597–1598 dating places this issue during a peak production window at the Zellerfeld mint before Henry Julius relocated his court interests toward Wolfenbüttel.