2 groschen | |
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General information | |
Country | |
Value |
2 groschen |
Years |
1508 |
Measurements and composition | |
Mass |
3.31 g |
Diameter |
30 mm |
Composition |
silver |
Appearance | |
Obverse | |
Reverse | |
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The 2 groschen coin was minted by the Principality of Lippe in 1508 during the reign of Prince Bernard VII.
It was composed of silver, weighed 3.31 grams, and measured 30 millimeters in diameter. Displayed on the obverse was a helmet over the coat of arms of Lippe, with a legend reading "NOBILI(S) BE - RNARD: D: LIP - A." in blackletters. Depicted on the reverse was Saint Andrew holding a book and cross, with the rose of Lippe below, surrounded by a legend reading, "S: ANDREA(S) - APOST(L):." in blackletters.
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Lippe thaler | |
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Ducat | ¼ dc • 1 dc • 1½ dc • 2 dc • 3 dc • 4 dc • 5 dc • 6 dc • 10 dc |
Groschen | 1/12 mgr • 1/6 mgr • 1 mgr • 2 mgr • 4 mgr • 6 mgr • 24 mgr • ½ Sgr • 1 Sgr • 1 gr • 2 gr • 2½ Sgr |
Pfennig | ½ pf • 1 pf • ½ pf • 2 pf • 3 pf • 4 pf • 6 pf |
Thaler | 1/96 th • 1/48 th • 1/24 th • 1/21 th • 1/12 th • 1/6 th • ¼ th • ⅓ th • ½ th • ⅔ th • 1 th • 1¼ th • 2 th |
Other coins | 1 goldgulden • 1 gosler • 1 gulden • 1 heller • 1 mattier • 1 stuber • 3 flitter • 12 kreuzer • 15 kreuzer |
Miscellaneous | Berlin Mint • Blomberg Mint • Detmold Mint • Horn-Bad Meinberg Mint • Lemgo Mint |