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2019-03-24
Brandenburg-Preußen. Friedrich Wilhelm III. 1797-1840. 4 Pfennig 1821 A. Jaeger 45, AKS 32. Sehr schön +
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2018-03-13
Brandenburg-Preußen. Friedrich Wilhelm IV. 1840-1861. 4 Pfennig 1841 A. Jaeger 45, AKS 89. Vorzüglich
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2017-12-15
Brandenburg-Preußen, Friedrich Wilhelm III.Cu 4 Pfennig 1827 A. Jaeger 45, AKS 32. Prachtexemplar. Fast Stempelglanz
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2019-05-20
Brandenburg-Preußen. Friedrich Wilhelm III. 1797-1840. Cu 4 Pfennig 1822 B. Jaeger 45, AKS 32. Sehr schön
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2016-12-02
Brandenburg-Preußen, Friedrich Wilhelm III. 4 Pfennig 1821 A. Jaeger 45, AKS 32. Vorzüglich
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2017-01-04
Brandenburg-Preußen, Friedrich Wilhelm III. Cu 4 Pfennig 1839 D, Düsseldorf. Jaeger 45, AKS 32. Kleiner Randfehler, vorzüglich +
Origin of name for Pfennig monetary unit
The name "Pfennig" for the monetary unit has its origins in Germanic languages, particularly Old High German. The word "Pfennig" (plural: Pfennige) translates to "penny" in English.The Pfennig was originally a small silver coin used in the Holy Roman Empire and other German-speaking regions during the Middle Ages. It was often subdivided into ...