Liard of John Theodore of Bavaria, 1752
Details
What could it buy?
In Antwerp in 1780 a labourer usually earned 8 to 10 stuivers a day, or 32 to 40 liards. A publication from that year said a family needed 12 stuivers a day.
For this period in general, not for this coin in particular.
The story
Liard from 1752, issued in the Prince-Bishopric of Liège under John Theodore of Bavaria. Heavily worn and only partly legible.
