1 Vereinsthaler - Francis Joseph I

发行方	Austrian Empire
年份	1857-1865
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面值	1 Thaler (3⁄2)
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背面描述	The Austrian imperial double-headed eagle displayed at centre, each head crowned separately and surmounted by a single large imperial crown above, with wings spread and talons clutching a sword and orb. The eagle bears on its breast an elaborate quartered shield of the Habsburg arms. The surrounding legend, separated by the eagle's wings, reads EIN VEREINSTHALER to the left and XXX EIN PFUND FEIN to the right, all within a raised beaded border. The date appears in the lower exergual field beneath the eagle's tail feathers.
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背面铭文	EIN VEREINSTHALER XXX EIN PFUND FEIN 1858
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附加信息	The Vereinsthaler was born out of the Dresden Mint Treaty of 1838 and expanded under the Vienna Coinage Treaty of 1857, which brought Austria formally into the German monetary union and standardized the thaler across member states. Francis Joseph's government saw the arrangement as a mechanism for economic integration without political concession — a way to participate in German commercial life while resisting Prussian dominance. The treaty ultimately collapsed after Austria's exclusion from German affairs following the Austro-Prussian War of 1866, which is precisely why this type ends at 1865. Austrian Vereinsthaler of this period were struck primarily at the Vienna mint, though branch mint output varied by year.

1 Vereinsthaler - Francis Joseph I

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