Bishopric of Osnabrück
The Bishopric of Osnabrück has a long and rich numismatic history dating back to the Middle Ages. During the reigns of various bishops, numerous coins were minted, which are highly valued by collectors today. One notable figure is Engelbert III. of the Weyhe, who ruled from 1309 to 1320 and had coins like the Pfennig minted.
Another significant ruler was Ernst August II. of Brunswick-Lüneburg, who ruled from 1716 to 1728. His coins, such as the 2 Mariengroschen of 1724, are renowned for their high quality.
Nominal Values, Materials, and Motifs:
- Nominal Values: Pfennig, Mariengroschen, Taler
- Materials: Silver
- Motifs: Bishop's portraits, Coats of arms, religious symbols
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