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| Krause says: |
| "A duchy on the Baltic Sea, near modern day Poland,was founded in the late 11th century. After many divisions, Pomerania was annexed to Sweden in 1637. Bransdeburg-Prussia had an interest in the area and slowly acquired bits until in 1815 all of Pomerania belonged to Prussia. The arms of Pomerania appear on coins of Bransdburg-Prussia from the 17th century onward." |
| A two year type with rare variants associated with the 1806 issue. This example is distinctly double struck on the reverse particularly toward the top. Mintage was 384,000. |
| An interesting coin that could, with reason, be classified as Swedish, German or Polish. Krause chooses to put it under the German States. |
