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Thaler

A thaler, or taler (/ˈtɑːlər/ TAH-lər; German: Taler , previously spelled Thaler), is one of the large silver coins minted in the states and territories of the Holy Roman Empire and the Habsburg monarchy during the Early Modern period. A thaler size silver coin has a diameter of about .mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac…

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Etymology

Predecessors

Joachimsthaler

Holy Roman Empire

Dutch Republic

Spain and France

Switzerland

Scandinavia

19th-century Germany

Legacy

Chronology of thaler development

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Thaler

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related to Chronology of thaler development · 81
Thaler → Abbey, After, An, Arabic, Augsburg, Austria, Austrian Empire, Austrian Netherlands, Austro-Hungarian, Bavaria, Belgium, Bern, Bohemia, Brandenburg, Brunswick, Brunswick-Lüneburg, Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, Burgundy, Cologne, Cologne Mark
related to Dutch Republic · 30
Thaler → Belgic Lion, Bulgarian, Burgundian Cross, Burgundy, Cross, Dutch, Dutch Republic, Friesland, Gelderland, German, Holland, Holy Roman Empire, It, Kampen, Leu, Lev, Moldovan, Overijssel, Republic, Romanian
related to Joachimsthaler · 23
Thaler → Bohemia, Bohemian, By, Counts, Czech, Czech Republic, Europe, German, Hungary, In, Jagiellonian, Joachimsthal, Joachimsthaler, Jáchymov, Kingdom, Louis II, Saint Joachim, Schlick, Similar, Tal
related to Spain and France · 21
Thaler → Argent, Being, British, Canadian, European, Finally, France, French, German, In, King Louis XIII, Latin Monetary Union, Louis, North America, Southern Germany, Spain's, Spanish, Spanish America, Switzerland, The
related to Etymology · 20
Thaler → Albertustaler, Alberus, Bankthaler, By, English, German, In, Joachimstal, Joachimstaler, Kronenthaler, Laubthaler, Low German, Neanderthaler, Ortsthaler, Reichstaler, Schützentaler, Silbertaler, Speciethaler, Taler, The
related to Legacy · 20
Thaler → Austrian, Belgium, By, Canadian, Dutch, Ethiopian, Europe, France, French, German, Greek, Latin Monetary Union, Mexican, Nonetheless, North German Confederation, Scandinavia, Spanish, Spanish America, Switzerland, Though
related to Switzerland · 19
Thaler → Associates, Basel, Bern, French, Fribourg, Gallen, Geneva, German, Lucerne, Old Swiss Confederacy, Schaffhausen, Solothurn, St, The, The Reformed, The Thirteen Cantons, Vögelitaler, Zug, Zürich
related to Holy Roman Empire · 18
Thaler → Cologne Mark, England, English, France, German, Guldengroschen, Habsburg Spain, Holy Roman Empire, However, Imperial Minting Standard, It, Mark, Reichsmünzfuß, Reichsthaler, Reichsthalers, Spanish, The, Under
related to 19th-century Germany · 17
Thaler → Afterwards, At, Austria, Cologne Mark, Conventionsthaler, German, Germany, Habsburg Empire, In, Kronenthaler, Mark, North German, Prussian, South German, The North German, Vereinsthaler, Vereinsthalers
related to City view thalers and lösers · 17
Thaler → As, Augsburg, Brunswick-Luneburg, Duchy, Eventually, Germany, Hamburg, In, Löser, Lüneburg, More, Nuremberg, Portuguese, Rudolf II, Some, The, These

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silver minted german coins coin fine century first currency guldengroschen mark empire gulden reichsthaler standard fineness weight states cologne thalers

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Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyAt0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanySouth German0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyConventionsthaler0.60section
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Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyKronenthaler0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyIn0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyPrussian0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyThe North German0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyCologne Mark0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyMark0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyVereinsthaler0.60section
Thalerrelated to 19th-century GermanyNorth German0.60section

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