16 Gute Groschen

Goslar's mining economy was already in steep decline by the 1670s, the Rammelsberg silver deposits that had funded imperial ambitions for centuries increasingly exhausted. This issue almost certainly reflects a last effort to assert municipal coining rights at a moment when the city's fiscal independence was under sustained pressure from Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel.

The two-year span of 1674–1675 suggests limited production, likely tied to a single contract with a local wardein rather than sustained mint operation.