Polskie pieniądze
| 1 złoty | = | 30 groszy |
| 1 grosz | = | 18 denarów |
| 1 denar |
In 1496 the Sejm approved the creation of a national currency. Its value was set at 30 Prague groschen, later converted to Polish grosz. The 30 grosz coin, złoty, became the Polish gulden.
Reichs-Müntze
| 1 Ducat [3.5 / 3.45 g Au] | = | 4 Gulden |
| 1 Species Thaler | = | 2 Gulden |
| 1 Reichsthaler | = | 90 Kreutzer |
| 1 Gulden / fl. | = | 60 Kreutzer |
| = | 240 Pfennige | |
| 1 Halber Gulden | = | 30 Kreutzer |
| 1 Kopffstück | = | 20 Kreutzer |
| 1 Ort (Fünffzehner) | = | 15 Kreutzer |
| 1 Sechser | = | 6 Kreutzer |
| 1 Halber Ort | = | 7½ Kreutzer |
| 1 Zweyfache Landmüntze (Fünffer) | = | 5 Kreutzer |
| 1 Batzen | = | 4 Kreutzer |
| 1 Kayser-Groschen | = | 3 Kreutzer |
| 1 Einfache Landmüntze | = | 2½ Kreutzer |
| 1 Halber Batzen | = | 2 Kreutzer |
| 1 Kreutzer / kr. | = | 4 Pfennige |
| 1 Pfennig / dl. | = | 2 Heller |
| 1 Heller |
Accounting in Reichs-Gulden, Kreutzer and Pfennige was especially common in the southern German centres of trade.
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