The final volume of the series on the coinage of the Prussian kings is now available, detailing the coins of the first two kings. It includes the coinage of Frederick I, who was crowned King in Prussia on January 18, 1701, in Königsberg, and his son Frederick William I, who is known in history as the "Soldier King." The author, renowned for his books on Prussian coins and medals, presents a catalog after years of intensive study that reflects the latest research in Prussian numismatics in the usual format and quality. Over 180 pages, the reader will find not only a detailed catalog section but also a wealth of information about the Prussian mint masters and die engravers, minting tables, and coin weights, as well as the currency structure of the various provinces. The catalog section includes coinage for the Brandenburg core territories as well as coins for the provinces of East Prussia, the Duchy of Gelderland, the Principality of Neuenburg, and the Westphalian cities of Hamm and Soest.