Pan (sometimes spelled Thaler) is a large silver coin used in Europe for nearly 400 ani.Etimologic 'plate' is an abbreviation for 'Joachimsthaler' or 'Jochenthaler', a coin issued by the city of St. Joachimsthal in Bohemia, since 1518. We have delivered both multiples and submultiples as thalers, art masters of this period monetary producing some of the most beautiful coins known in their broad istorie.Datorită movement, merchants of Romanian Principalities adopted in the eighteenth century Dutch as currency account basket. It was engraved on the reverse a lion rampant, symbol of Holland and was called pan-leu.Talerul lion initially was a silver coin of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, with the characteristic element of a rampant lion, symbol of Holland, engraved reverse. He held the position of dominant currency in the XVII century and the eighteenth century, which together form a monetary system of calculation used by the treasury. Like in the case of gold coins, not to be confused with various species of thalers, especially since even the weather documents issued by the Chancellery of Wallachia thalers give the generic name for all large silver coins of this class, rather that is rarely made clear, simple pan-lion or lion.
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