The History of Currency, 1252 to 1896Shaw, William Arthur
History
The History of Currency, 1252 to 1896
Shaw, William Arthur
Money -- History
Thalers.
Total minted during 1823-1856 91,031,741
Withdrawn under the new Imperial System, 1874 40,000
" " 1875 566,677
" " 1876 11,250,277
" " 1877 5,753,269
" " 1878 4,640,068
---------- 22,250,291
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Leaving a balance not accounted for of 68,781,450
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Thalers.
Total minted during 1857-71 215,863,120
Withdrawn by the Government of the States 2,538
" under the new Imperial System, 1875 3,000
" " 1876 25,958
" " 1877 64,806,347
" " 1878 18,915,167
---------- 109,635,938
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Leaving a balance not accounted for of 106,177,182
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Thalers.
On the whole period, 1750-1871, the total minted 1-thaler
pieces amounted to 395,537,532
Total withdrawn 195,423,540
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Leaving a balance not accounted for of 200,113,992
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Allowing 83,062,882 thalers as a rough equivalent for the loss by
attrition, there is still a deficit of 117,051,000 thalers, or about
£17,557,650 sterling to be accounted for (and laid to the account of
remintings and loss by arbitrage).
ACCOUNT OF THE MINTING OF THE RECONSTRUCTED GERMAN EMPIRE--GOLD--FROM
1872 TO DEC. 1878
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