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Würzburg
This category is dedicated to coins issued by the Prince-Bishopric of Würzburg, a state of the Holy Roman Empire and later a member of the German Confederation.
Explore a selection of historical coins covering different periods, from medieval issues to 19th-century currencies. Find bracteates, thalers, gulden, and other denominations minted under the reign of various prince-bishops.
Each coin reflects the history and power of the Bishopric of Würzburg, offering insight into its economy, politics, and art. The coins presented often include coats of arms, portraits of bishops, and other symbols of the principality.
Discover coins of varying quality, ranging from "Fine" (F) to "Uncirculated" (UNC), offering opportunities for all collectors, from beginners to experts in German numismatics. Detailed descriptions accompany each coin to facilitate identification and evaluation.
This section is regularly updated with new acquisitions, allowing collectors to find rare and sought-after coins from Würzburg. The Würzburg collectible coins represent an important segment of German and European monetary history.
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