4 Kreuzers Wine, Landmark Money, Lend

The "wine money" (Weingeld) coinage of Salzburg was a fiscally specific issue — proceeds tied directly to wine tax revenues rather than general treasury circulation. Archbishop Franz Anton von Harrach authorized this copper striking in the mid-1720s as part of localized credit arrangements common to ecclesiastical territories that lacked the silver reserves of secular principalities. The "Lend" designation identifies the Lend district along the Salzach, pinpointing where these pieces were intended to function.

Probszt distinguishes two die variants across the 1726–1727 span, catalogued as 2708 and 2708a.