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4 Pfennig - George III

Issuer Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg-Hannover
Year 1762-1804
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Shape Round
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Reverse lettering IIII PFENN
NACH DEM REICHS FUS
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Mintage 1762 - -
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Additional information

Brunswick-Lüneburg-Calenberg-Hannover occupied a peculiar constitutional position throughout this period: its ruler was simultaneously King of Great Britain, yet the Electorate remained a separate entity under the Holy Roman Empire until that structure dissolved in 1806. Small billon coins like this one circulated in a territory administered largely by a monarch who rarely set foot there — George III never visited Hanover after acceding to the British throne in 1760.

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