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  • Herodian coin
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    / Germany and central Europe

    …gold and multiplied the silver grossus already issued by Cologne under Henry VII (1308–13). Louis reduced the number of purely imperial mints. Many others operated by rights granted to the nobility, the churches, and certain municipalities, and from these henceforth appeared the bulk of German coinage, including from 1520 the…

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    …gold and multiplied the silver grossus already issued by Cologne under Henry VII (1308–13). Louis reduced the number of purely imperial mints. Many others operated by rights granted to the nobility, the churches, and certain municipalities, and from these henceforth appeared the bulk of German coinage, including from 1520 the…

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