Konv. Silbermünzen Roman German Empire, 20 pcs: Including: Hungary: Denarius 1560, 0.5 g. 6 Kreuzer 1668, 2.8 g, ss. Austria: Undetermined silver med. (2.8 g) with av. laureated ruler's head in the style of a Roman emperor and surrounding inscription 'Ferd I Imp Aust', rs. double-headed eagle with 'II', probably from the 18th century (maker's mark). 3 Kreuzer 1661, 1.6 g. Small coin probably 1560, 1.2 g. Saxony: Groschen 1741 Friedrich Aug. II, vicariate, 1.9 g. Prussia: 3 groschen 1780, 1.3 g. Bavaria: 6 Kreuzer 1830, 2.7 g. 1 Kreuzer 1850, 0.9 g. Württemberg: 2 x 3 Kreuzer 1808, total 2.6 g. 1/48 Convention thaler 1770, 0.9 g. 1 Kreuzer 1758, 0.6 g. Vatican: 10 Soldi 1867, 2.4 g. Imperial city of Regensburg: half-batzen 1634, 1.1 g. Baden: 6 kreuzer 1833, 2.1 g.

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