Lombardo-Venetian lira
Due to the heavy consequences of the war, Austria was not able to immediately produce the new currency when it took possession of the territory in 1814.Hence the Napoleonic Italian lira continued to be a legal tender for eight years after the fall of its inventor.During the revolutions of 1848, the Lombard Provisional Government briefly suspended the production of the lira and minted instead a special 5 Italian lire coin.When metropolitan Austria decimalized in 1857, the change did not immediately affect the Kingdom, where old lira austriaca were minted again in 1858.Only in 1862, after the loss of Lombardy to the newborn Italian State, did the remaining part of the Austrian territories adopt the general coinage of the Empire.