2 Pfennig - Ferdinand III of Austria-Tuscany

Ferdinand III had ruled Tuscany as a Habsburg grand duke until Napoleon expelled him in 1801, leaving him without a domain for four years. When the Treaty of Pressburg reshuffled central European territories in late 1805, he was assigned Salzburg as compensation — and these copper pfennig pieces belong to that transitional administration, struck during the very brief window between his arrival and Napoleon's further reorganization of the region, which stripped him of Salzburg again by 1806. The electorate itself was secularized that same year.