ID Help? Assorted 17th and 18th century German / French / Austrian coins

To be honest I don`t know where, here is some info under the heading of Baden:
In 1515, the most significant division of the patrimony took place, in which the Baden-Baden and Baden-(Pforzheim) Durlach lines were established.
Under the list of mint marks D is:
D - Aurich (East Friesland under Prussia), 1750-1806
D - Dusseldorf, Rhineland (Prussia), 1816-1848
D - Munich (Germany), 1872-date

 

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The 1753 1 Heller appears to be Prussian:
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Coin-Collecting-2297/2012/4/early-german-copper-coin.htm

http://www.ma-shops.de/sesambestcoins/item.php5?id=20039&lang=en

It has an F/R entwined monogram, and the Bayreuth coinage has a slightly different legend on the reverse. Any idea what the value of this is (or is the MA coin site a fair price)?

 

The 1813 piece is apparently from Denmark. I'd say mine is in roughly the same grade as this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DENMARK-1813-1-RIGSBANK-SKILLING-XF-DETAILS-28mm-Copper-/250450761697

I wonder how wildly optimistic the seller's value estimate is?

 

So, there are still a few in this group that we haven't had any luck ID'ing. Anyone else have opinions or W.A. guesses?

 

Which post #s still need an ID?

 

I still have no labels on #12, #15 , #21 Bayern? (Date & denomination unknown), #23 Vienna? (date and denomination unknown), & #29.

If I missed someone's attribution, I apologize.

 

12. Austria, Francis II. KM#2111 1800.
15. German state of Furstenberg-Stuhlingen. 1/2 Kreuzer from 1772 or 1 Kreuzer from 1772-1773.
21. German state of Bavaria. 1 Kreuzer, KM#344, 1825.
23. Austria, Francis II, 1 Kreuzer. KM# 2112, 1812S.
29. Nurenburg Jeton. http://www.muenzauktion.com/sesambestcoins/item_print.php5?id=10829&lang=jp

 

Well done, DCH! :thumb:

 

You are a miracle worker. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

On 12> Were there really nearly 87,000,000 of these made? In comparison - that's almost the exact same number of Morgan Dollars minted in 1921. Wow. I'm surprised I haven't seen one before (despite it's age).
http://www.gcoins.net/en/catalog/view/187#.T90yt1KIjKs

15.
On closer examination, I can make out "Ein" on the reverse... so I'm guessing it is a Kreuzer (same diameter as 21) but am amazed you were able to recognize this coin. Very impressive!
http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/WorldCoinPrices.aspx?category=82140&worldcoinid=223111

23> Even NGC doesn't have a photo (that always makes me feel a perverse kind of pride for some reason):
http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/WorldCoinPrices.aspx?category=63529&worldcoinid=174664

29> My jeton has a slightly different bust, but I think you've nailed this one too. Perhaps they were produced in a set of gaming tokens. I don't know much about jeton's - were they something that patrons of a gaming establishment would likely take home (kind of like how low value casino chips are often collected today)? Or were they something that the proprietors would have handled exclusively (like dealer buttons)? Are there millions of unknown varieties out there, or just a handful that most collectors in the series are all very familiar with?