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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;irina59, post: 1126108, member: 29518&quot;]Efimok - Russian title Western Silver Taler .</p><p>The name &quot;efimok&quot; comes from the names of the first thaler minted in Yoahimstal in Bohemia (now - Jáchymov in the Czech Republic ) - Yoahimstaler (Joachimsthaler). These coins in large quantities were exported to Russia since the XVI century and were used as raw material for minting their own silver coins .</p><p>The word &quot;efimok&quot; refers to all talerovye coins high samples weighing from 28 to 32 grams, but some of their types existed a special name. For example, Talers city of Lübeck and similar called &quot;lyubskimi efimki&quot; , Dutch riksdaaldery called by analogy the &quot;new lyubskimi efimki&quot; ; Netherlands Patagonia with Burgundy Cross - &quot;kryzhovye&quot; or &quot;ryalskie&quot; ; Swedish Dallaire , some of which depicted the king and bareheaded, called &quot;Pleshivtsev&quot; , Danish Dallaire with the figure of the King to his full height and one foot, covered with a shield stamp, called &quot;edinonogami&quot; .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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