2 Schillings - Ulrich

The Bishopric of Cammin occupied an awkward position during this period — a Catholic ecclesiastical territory surrounded by an increasingly Protestant Pomerania. The coins struck under Bishop Ulrich von Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel in these years were produced as the Thirty Years' War ignited across the German lands, and Cammin's administrative machinery was already under severe pressure from Brandenburg, which had claimed the right of succession to the bishopric since 1607.

Cammin was secularized and absorbed into Brandenburg-Prussia in 1650 under the Peace of Westphalia's provisions. This small silver issue belongs to the last generation of independent coinage from the see.