Germany 1/4 stuber Dortmund 1752 to 1760

This coin was minted by the German city of Dortmund in Westphalia, about 50 miles east of Düsseldorf. Dortmund was the site of an imperial mint from the 10th to early 16th century and later it had its own city coinage, dating pieces from 1553 to 1760. In 1803 Dortmund was annexed to Nassau-Dillenburg and then passed to Prussia in 1815.

Heinrich Schwarze (HS) is the mint official shown on these coins. Catalog values go like this:

1/4 STUBER 1752 to 1756
worn: $15 US dollars approximate catalog value
average circulated: $60
well preserved: $125
fully uncirculated: $300

1/4 stuber 1758 to 1760
worn: $5 US dollars approximate catalog value
average circulated: $25
well preserved: $50
fully uncirculated: $100

Damaged coins will be worth a few dollars at most. Read our Important Terminology page found at the top left in order to properly interpret the catalog values used on this page.
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Coin: 19022, Genre: Central Europe North South, Timeline: World
Created (yyyymm): 201502, Last review: 201502
Appearance: Normal round coin Metallic brown Letters: Latin
Years: sort: 1752, filter: 1752 to 1760
Image: germany_dortmund_1_4_stuber_1759.jpg
Tags: deutiches encircled bundes circal devtsch deustch rings 4th deutsche deutchen germanic eagles deutscherlander eaglets runner centered german numbers deutsch circling deutchlands falcon germany deutschen encircles dortmund certer circel number encircle deutscher egals running package ringed squares stuber centers circumference encircling korios bundesrepublic centre deutschland ring boxes squarish deut runs circles loop circumscribed circumscibed circuit box squared devtscher deuches deutchland boxed bundsrepublik deutsches square off hawk circlet packing circle deutches offcenter bundesrublika packaged run bundesrepublik dutchland 1st deutshen numbering loops bund one deutschlands circular incircled eagel ones numbered circled eagle bundersrepublik egal center offset bundesrepublika packages