Please help to identify these coins

Hi, I have spend several days on these coins identification. But not sure for it.
Can anybody help me out?

solved German Silesia

solved German WURZBURG

solved German Silesia

No idea at all

No idea at all

Solved German Bavaria

solved German Sachsen

solved German Sachsen

Solved German Bavaria

German schwarzburg?

Swizerland?

Solved German Hessen cassel

Solved Germany Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle

solved Austria Tirol Hall Jeton

8 - https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces140170.html

12 - https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces98108.html

2 - https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces159629.html

1 - 6 groschen without date (1622-23)
silver
6 G / D H R R B VCHVR I P Z M G C B H
GEORG WILHELM V G G M Z B

https://worldcoinsinfo.com/world/brandenburg-coins.html

1
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces77666.html

3
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces93843.html

7
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces177273.html

9
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces206888.html

Quote: "konstantin1968"​2 - https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces159629.html
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​Thanks a lot. This help me a lot. German coins are really big job to work out.

Quote: "apuking"​1
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces77666.html
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​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces93843.html

​Thanks a lot. It is really a fun to find out the coins from catalog.

13. I'm pretty sure it must be from Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle and it will be one of these three types, KM# 203, KM# 206 or KM# 220:



Unfortunately, there are no weights and diameters, and no pictures and proper descriptions for the KM# 203 and KM# 206.

I don't think it's the KM# 203, because when I compare it with the picture of the KM# 220 I don't think your coin has a small crown on the obverse.

I don't think it's the KM# 206 because that's a 1/4 Thaler and should be bigger so more room for a less abbreviated legend.

It won't be the KM# 207 Thaler because that's a much bigger coin with full obverse legend: CHRISTIAN:LUDOVI: CUS D.G. DUX BR: ET LUNEBERG

So, I would go for the KM# 220 although the picture shows, in comparison to your coin, an additional legend NEB on the obverse and ANNO on the reverse. But the picture is from another date and in those times legends are often a bit different depending on the year.
My choice is just a guess (by elimination) but I'm afraid to be sure you'll need someone with a more specialized catalogue.

Quote: "Essor Prof"​13. I'm pretty sure it must be from Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle and it will be one of these three types, KM# 203, KM# 206 or KM# 220:
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​Unfortunately, there are no weights and diameters, and no pictures and proper descriptions for the KM# 203 and KM# 206.
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​I don't think it's the KM# 203, because when I compare it with the picture of the KM# 220 I don't think your coin has a small crown on the obverse.
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​I don't think it's the KM# 206 because that's a 1/4 Thaler and should be bigger so more room for a less abbreviated legend.
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​It won't be the KM# 207 Thaler because that's a much bigger coin with full obverse legend: CHRISTIAN:LUDOVI: CUS D.G. DUX BR: ET LUNEBERG
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​So, I would go for the KM# 220 although the picture shows, in comparison to your coin, an additional legend NEB on the obverse and ANNO on the reverse. But the picture is from another date and in those times legends are often a bit different depending on the year.
​My choice is just a guess (by elimination) but I'm afraid to be sure you'll need someone with a more specialized catalogue.
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Thanks a lot for your information. I will make more details about this coin including the weight and diameter.

It is always be a difficult issue when the catalog with our picture. Some coins at those times has many verities which make the identification ​job like headache.

Still, I am a new guy this is coin collection "project". Haha

Quote: "Essor Prof"​13. I'm pretty sure it must be from Brunswick-Lüneburg-Celle and it will be one of these three types, KM# 203, KM# 206 or KM# 220:
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​Unfortunately, there are no weights and diameters, and no pictures and proper descriptions for the KM# 203 and KM# 206.
​
​I don't think it's the KM# 203, because when I compare it with the picture of the KM# 220 I don't think your coin has a small crown on the obverse.
​
​I don't think it's the KM# 206 because that's a 1/4 Thaler and should be bigger so more room for a less abbreviated legend.
​
​It won't be the KM# 207 Thaler because that's a much bigger coin with full obverse legend: CHRISTIAN:LUDOVI: CUS D.G. DUX BR: ET LUNEBERG
​
​So, I would go for the KM# 220 although the picture shows, in comparison to your coin, an additional legend NEB on the obverse and ANNO on the reverse. But the picture is from another date and in those times legends are often a bit different depending on the year.
​My choice is just a guess (by elimination) but I'm afraid to be sure you'll need someone with a more specialized catalogue.
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​It is 3.4g and 25mm diameter. It is 1/8 Thaler weight and dimension. The Reverse side has slightly double/triple die.
I am pretty sure it is KM#203. I have compared with different years of KM3 220, the legend is all the same. Also, the crown is different with KM#220, crown's hight is less than KM# 220. So, it should be KM# 203 with small crown.

Quote: "tttshh"​I am pretty sure it is KM#203. I have compared with different years of KM3 220, the legend is all the same. Also, the crown is different with KM#220, crown's hight is less than KM# 220. So, it should be KM# 203 with small crown.

​It's a pity there is no picture or description of the legend in Krause for the KM# 203, otherwise you could be 100 % sure.