1820 2 Pfennigs copper coin issued under George IV, minted in Braunschweig. The obverse features a rearing horse facing left, surrounded by the legend: GEORG. IV.D.G.R.TUT.N.CAROLID.BR.ET L.. The reverse displays a five-line inscription including denomination, type, year, and mintmaster’s initials:
*II*
PFENNING
SCHEIDE
MÜNZE
*1820*
C.v.C.
The initials C.v.C. refer to Cramer von Clausbruch, mintmaster in Braunschweig between 1820 and 1850. The coin is holed, a common practice for preservation or practical use during circulation. A historical example of German minor coinage from the early 19th century.