3 Kreuzers - Rudolf II Hall

Rudolf II governed from Prague rather than Vienna, leaving much of the day-to-day administration of the Tyrolean mints to archdiaconal officials — a delegation that created persistent inconsistencies in die preparation at Hall during precisely these years. The MT#330 and MT#332 distinctions reflect documented die variants from this short window, not a change in issuing authority or monetary policy.

Rudolf's reign was consumed by the Ottoman frontier and his increasingly erratic withdrawal from governance, culminating in the Bruderzwist — the fraternal conflict with his brother Matthias that would eventually strip him of Hungary, Austria, and Moravia before his death in 1612.