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3 Kreutzer - Joseph II / Leopold II
| Uitgever | Further Austria |
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| Jaar | 1786-1792 |
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| Gewicht | 1.4 g |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Three heraldic shields arranged in a trefoil grouping occupy the central field: the upper-left shield bears an eagle, the upper-right displays five stars arranged diagonally over diagonal lines, and the lower shield features a pattern of diagonal barry stripes. The divided date is placed to the left and right of the lower shield, reading '17' and '87' respectively. The coin has a milled border with fine tooth-like denticles running along the entire rim. |
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| Schrift voorzijde | Latin |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Further Austria — the scattered Habsburg territories in southwestern Germany and the Breisgau — operated its own mint at Günzburg, which struck these small billon pieces through a period of administrative upheaval: Joseph II's death in 1790 triggered a rapid coinage transition to Leopold II, meaning both reigns share the same type across a compressed six-year window. Joseph's broader currency rationalization program had been imposing standardized denominations across Habsburg lands since the 1770s, and the 3 Kreutzer fitted into that scheme as small-change infrastructure for a region that was geographically fragmented and economically peripheral to Vienna.
The Herinek references split across two number ranges, reflecting the separate reign attributions — Her#324-327 for Joseph II dates, Her#81-82 covering the Leopold II issues.