Danzig thaler

The Thaler (German) or taler (Polish) was the currency of Danzig (Gdańsk) until 1772 and again from 1807 to 1814. It was subdivided into 4 Gulden (złotych, sg. złoty), each of 30 Groschen (groszy, sg. grosz) or 90 Schilling (solidus). In both 1772 and 1814, the currency was replaced by the Prussian Thaler.

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Thaler

19th century

• Norwegian speciedaler (1816)
• Baden thaler (1821)
• Danish West Indian daler (1849)
• Vereinsthaler (1857)
  • Mecklenburg
  • Prussia
  • Hesse-Kassel
  • Hannover
• Greenlandic rigsdaler (1874)
• Westphalian thaler (1807)

18th century

• Bremen thaler (1740)
• Maria Theresa thaler (1741)
• Conventionsthaler (1754)
• Hanoverian thaler (1754)
• Kronenthaler (1755)
  • Austrian Netherlands kronenthaler
• Prussian thaler (1750)
• Danish rigsdaler (late 18C)
  • Danish West Indian rigsdaler (1784)
• Danzig thaler (18C?)
• Hesse-Kassel thaler (18C?)
• Mecklenburg thaler (18C?)
• Norwegian rigsdaler (late 18C)
• Saxon thaler (18C?)

17th century

• Bancothaler (1619)
• North German thaler (1690)
• Speciesthaler (1622)
• Swedish riksdaler (1604)
• Wechselthaler (1670)

15th and 16th centuries

• Reichsguldiner (1559)
• Reichsthaler (1566)
• Dutch rijksdaalder (late 16C)
• Swiss Confederacy
  • Basel (1542)
  • Berne
  • Geneva
  • Solothurn
  • St. Gallen
  • Valais
  • Zürich (16C)
• Stolberg thaler (late 15C)
• Wendenthaler (16C)

See also

• Dollar
• Tālā
• Tolar

{{Groschen}} • {{Gulden}} • {{Pfennig}}

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