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South German gulden

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South German gulden

currency of the states of southern Germany between 1754 and 1873

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Austro-Hungarian gulden

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1754 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 1873 disestablishments in Germany Currencies of Germany Economic history of Germany Guilder Modern obsolete currencies

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early modern period

unification of Germany

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