German States Bavaria 1/2 Gulden 1845

The German States Bavaria 1/2 Gulden 1845 is a historically significant coin from the country DE2, which refers to Germany on the international country code list. This particular coin is a silver coin that was minted during the reign of Ludwig I, who was the King of Bavaria from 1825 to 1848. The coin is identified by its catalog numbers KM# 794 and N# 21929, which are commonly used by collectors for reference. These catalog numbers help identify the coin's specific characteristics and historical context. The coin has a denomination of 1/2 Gulden, which was a common currency in Bavaria during that time period. Gulden was a term used for various types of coins in different European countries, and it was widely used as a medium of exchange. In terms of condition, the coin is described as VF, which stands for Very Fine. This indicates that the coin has moderate wear but still retains a good amount of detail and overall appeal. The year 1845 is significant as it falls within the period of Ludwig I's reign. During his rule, Ludwig I focused on promoting cultural and artistic endeavors, which resulted in the construction of many iconic buildings and monuments in Bavaria. His reign also saw significant industrial development and economic growth in the region. As a numismatic item, the German States Bavaria 1/2 Gulden 1845 is not only a valuable collectible but also a tangible piece of history that represents the monetary system and the reign of Ludwig I in Bavaria during the mid-19th century.

N° 632 | German States Bavaria 1/2 Gulden 1845

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