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Swedish Dominion of Pomerania (German States). 1/48 Thaler | 1691 | (Karl XI) | Stettin Crown Countermark | Silver (Very Rare)

Swedish Dominion of Pomerania (German States). 1/48 Thaler | 1691 | (Karl XI) | Stettin Crown Countermark | Silver (Very Rare)
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The 1691 1/48 Thaler from the Swedish Dominion of Pomerania is a very rare silver coin featuring King Karl XI. At the time, Pomerania was one of several dominions under Swedish control as part of the German States complex. The coin includes a Stettin Crown countermark, indicating its use or validation in the city of Stettin (now Szczecin, Poland). The 1/48 Thaler denomination reflects fractional divisions of the Thaler currency system widespread in Europe. Coins like this carry significant historical and numismatic value as they illustrate Sweden's territorial influence in Northern Europe during the 17th century and offer insight into intricate coinage systems with multiple overlays of authority and validation marks. Silver content and rarity make this piece highly collectible among those interested in European and German States coinage.

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