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1672, Bremen (Free City), Leopold I. Silver 24 Grote (1/3 Thaler) Coin. XF+

Mint Year: 1672
Condition: A nice XF+
Mint Place: Bremen (Free City)
Denomination: 24 Grote (1/3 Thaler)
Reference: KM-124.2 ($330 in XF). R!
Weight: 11.34gm
Diameter: 35mm
Material: Silver

Obverse: Crowned shield with arms of Bremen (Key), splitting date (17-72). Value in Groten (Z4 GROT) and int initials (ligate HL) below.
Legend: BREMER STAT GELT / 24 GROT / HL

Reverse: Crown above imperial double headed eagle with orb at chest.
Legend: LEOPOLD : D : G : ROM : IMP : SEMP : AUGUST :

The City Municipality of Bremen is a Hanseatic city in northwestern Germany. A port city along the river Weser, about 60 km (37 mi) south from its mouth on the North Sea,

In December 1660 the city council of Bremen rendered homage as Free Imperial City of Bremen to Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor. In 1663 the city gained seat and vote in the Imperial Diet, sharply protested by Swedish Bremen-Verden. In March 1664 the Swedish Diet came out in favour of waging war on the Free Imperial City of Bremen. Right after Leopold I, busy with wars against the Ottoman Empire, had enfeoffed the minor King Charles XI of Sweden with Bremen-Verden, and with the neighboured Brunswick and Lunenburg-Celle being paralysed by succession quarrels and France being not opposed, Sweden started from its Bremen-Verden the Second Bremian War (1665-1666).

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