Crazie
Crazie was a coin value in Tuscany, Italy, and Trieste, Austria .
Different values were common. In Trieste, for example, one guilder equals five lira with 60 grace. One lira therefore had 12 crazie. 5 Soldi were calculated at 3 Crazie or 12 Denari.
These coins are Trieste or Vienna Courant currency called
Austria later issued coins in gold, silver and copper, the value of which was as follows:
-Gold for ducats or zecchini , the equivalent of 4 guilders or 10 crazie.
-Silver for
- Talari or Speciestaler after Konventionsfuß to 2 guilders.
- Fiorini to 60 Crazie
- Pieces of 20, 17, 10, 7 and 3 Kreuzer or Crazie
For example, postage stamps from Tuscany around 1851 had values of 4 Crazie and 60 Grazie.
A crazie generally stood for 1/12. A soldi stood for a 1/20 and was also used for other dimensions.
literature
- Thomas Heinrich Gadebusch: Handbook of the merchants: or general overview and description ..., Volume 2. published by Anton Ferdinand Röse, Greifswald 1784, page 310 digitized
- Jakob Christoph Peter: Complete theoretical and practical instructions for ..., Volume 1. 1789, page 396 digitized
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- ^ Simonde de Sismondi, Johann Burger: Painting of the Tuscan agriculture. P. 191 digitized version