How Far Back Can We Go? Sixth Edition!

@pepactonius, I had to look REALLY long and hard to understand why one of those 1/12 thaler coins is Bishopric of Paderborn (yesterday) and the other is Munster (today).
The coats of arms are nearly identical obverse (only a couple of portions are flipped in the upper left and lower right corners), and the legends are nearly the same, except the Paderborn coin has "EP PAD&M" (Bishop of Paderborn & Munster) from 9:00-10:00 reverse, and the Munster coin has "EP MOETP"
(Bishop of Munster & Paderborn). Reverse, only the mintmasters initials are different.

SO I guess one bishop presided over both places (same coat of arms), but each minted coins, with different mintmasters but a shared design, except for the precedence of one place over the other in the obverse legends?

(WAY into the weeds )

1713 -- Kingdom of Sweden, 1 ore:

1713 -- City of Coesfeld, 8 pfennig:

French 30 deniers, Metz. Appears in US Red Book as designated for French American colonies.

1712 --- Spanish Netherlands / County of Namur, 1 liard:

1711 -- Royal Mint of Silesia, 3 kreuzer:

Beautiful Salzburg!


I have Namur for 1709, but with a different coat of arms reverse, different legends, etc. Time for some research.

I might have called my coin for today another lowball for this decade, but I actually needed to outbid someone.
Papal States-Ferrara, 1711 1 muraiola = 4 baiocchi
It seems the popes did not sign on to the big hair craze (though they sure enjoyed their hats ).