Category:Coins of the German States

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1806 - 1871

The "Deutsche Zollverein" or "German Customs Union" was a coalition of German states formed to manage customs and economic policies within their territories. They tried to create a common currency called "Vereinsthaler", local editions but valid in all German States.
see http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutscher_Zollverein
or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zollverein

Austria has been adapted to "Zollverein", Liechtenstein only temporarily (1862).
see Category:Coins of the Austrian Empire, Münzverein (1857-1867)

< 1806: Category:Coins of the Holy Roman Empire
> 1871: Category:Coins of the German Empire (1871-1918)

See also category: Coins of Germany by state.

Subcategories

This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.

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Gold coins of the German States (2 C, 9 F)

A

Coins of Anhalt (1 C, 14 F)

B

Coins of Baden (2 C, 28 F)
Coins of Bavaria (8 C, 8 F)
Coins of Bremen (4 C, 4 F)
Coins of Brunswick (3 C, 19 F)
Coins of the Duchy of Brunswick (2 C, 2 F)

F

Coins of the Free City of Frankfurt (14 F)
Coins of Grand Duchy of Frankfurt (1 F)

H

Coins of the Kingdom of Hannover (5 C)
Coins of Hesse (8 C, 20 F)

L

Coins of Lippe (1 C, 21 F)

M

Coins of Mecklenburg (4 C, 36 F)

N

Coins of Nassau (3 F)

O

Coins of Oldenburg (3 F)

P

Coins of Prussia (5 C, 20 F)

R

Coins of Reuss (3 C, 10 F)

S

Coins of Saxe-Meiningen (1 C, 5 F)
Coins of Saxony (7 C, 155 F)
Coins of Schwarzburg (2 C, 5 F)

W

Coins of Württemberg (2 C, 23 F)

Media in category "Coins of the German States"

The following 3 files are in this category, out of 3 total.

Hamburg 32 Schilling 70177.jpg 744 × 377; 120 KB
Belagerungsklippe (Dukaten) Johann Friedrich des Mittleren von Sachsen von 1567 (CNG).PNG 403 × 377; 280 KB
Gotha, Dukat (Belagerungsklippe) 1567, CNG.jpg 800 × 378; 69 KB

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