Coins from the Free imperial city of Aachen

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1 Denar = 2 Obol = 4 As • 1 Solidus = 10 Denars

1 Denar - Lothar I
(840-855)
Silver – 1.28 g
Morrison# 517, KR# 13

1 Pfennig - Frederick I. Barbarossa
(1152-1190)
Silver – 1.77 g – ø 17 mm
Men# 34

1 Denar - Friedrich I. Barbarossa
(1152-1190)
Silver – 1.44 g – ø 17 mm
Menadier# 27, KR# 27.1

1 Pfennig - Friedrich II.
(1215-1250)
Silver – 1.47 g – ø 18 mm
Bonh# 1605, Menadier# 27a

1 Denar - Friedrich II.
(1215-1250)
Silver – 1.33 g
Menadier# 59

1 Denar - Richard from Cornwall
(1257-1271)
Silver – 1.16 g
Menadier# 69

1 Großpfennig = 1 Sterling

1 Großpfennig - Rudolf von Habsburg
(1273-1291)
Silver – 1.33 g
Menadier# 73

1 Großpfennig - Albrecht I. von Österreich
(1298-1308)
Silver – 1.45 g
Menadier# 75e

1 Großpfennig - Albrecht I. von Österreich
(1298-1308)
Silver – 1.38 g
Menadier# 76, Krum# 67

1 Großpfennig - Albrecht I. von Österreich
(1298-1308)
Silver – 1.2 g – ø 20 mm
Menadier# 77, KR# 67.7

1 Sterling - Ludvig IV. der Bayer
(1314-1347)
Silver – 1.24 g
Menadier# 83

1 Sterling - Ludwig IV. der Bayer
(1320-1347)
Silver – 1.41 g – ø 18 mm
Menadier# 82a

1 Doppelsterling - Wilhelm I. von Julich
(1356-1361)
Silver – 1.79 g – ø 24 mm
Saur# 1484, Menadier# 86h

1 Doppelsterling - Wilhelm II., Herzog of Jülich
(1361-1393)
Silver – 1.75 g – ø 24 mm
Menadier# 86e

1 Schilling = 1.5 Mariengroschen = 3 Groschen = 3 Sterling = 18 Pfennig = 36 Heller • 1 Goldgulden = 3 Schilling

1 Groschen
1374
Silver
Levinson# 1-3a

1 Groschen - Wilhelm II. (Jungheitgroschen)
1375
Silver – 2.24 g – ø 25 mm
Menadier# 95

1 Groschen
1402
Silver
Levinson# I-5a

1 Groschen
1403
Silver
Levinson# I-6, Saur# 2803

1 Tournosegroschen
1404
Silver – 2.31 g – ø 25 mm
Levinson# I-7, Menadier# 100a

1 Groschen
1411
Silver – 1.94 g – ø 25 mm

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