Coins from the Duchy of Milan

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1 Denaro scodellato - Emissions on behalf of Emperor Henry
(1039-1220)
Silver – 0.70 g – ø 18 mm
MIR# 49

1 Denaro - Carlo Magno
(774-814)
Silver – 1.2 g – ø 20 mm
MEC# 1 743, CNI VI# 24

1 Denaro - Berengar I
(916-924)
Silver – 1.44 g
CNI V# 34

1 Tremisse - Carlo Magno
(774-814)
Gold – 0.9 g – ø 19 mm
MIR# 1, Fr# 482

12 Denari = 1 Soldo • 20 Soldi = 1 Lira • 6 Lire = 1 Scudo

Trillina - Carlo V (I type)
(1535-1556)
Billon – 1.1 g – ø 17 mm

1 Denaro - Filippo Maria Visconti
(1412-1447)
Billon – 0.52 g – ø 14 mm

1 Denaro
(1447-1450)
Billon – 0.55 g – ø 14 mm

1 Sestino - Maria Theresia
1777-1779
Copper – 1.37 g – ø 16 mm
KM# 180, N&V# 465, C# 1

Trillina - Filippo II (3rd type)
(1556-1598)
Billon – 1.5 g – ø 17 mm
CNI V# 426-438

1 Quattrino - Filippo III
1600-1614
Copper – 2.15 g – ø 18 mm
KM# 1, N&V# 376, CNI V# 19-20

1 Quattrino - Philippe IV
(1621-1665)
Copper – 2.08 g – ø 18.02 mm
KM# 32, N&V# 394, CNI V# 192

1 Quattrino - Carlo II
(1665-1675)
Copper – 1.67 g – ø 18 mm
KM# 67, N&V# 410, CNI V# 192

1 Quattrino - Carlo II
(1675-1700)
Copper – 1.94 g – ø 17 mm
KM# 68, N&V# 411, CNI V# 138, MIR# 392

1 Quattrino - Felipe V
(1701-1713)
Copper – 1.63 g – ø 17 mm
KM# 100, N&V# 419

1 Quattrino - Carlo III
1707
Copper – 1.47 g – ø 16 mm
KM# 113, N&V# 424

1 Quattrino - Carlos III
1725-1736
Copper – ø 14 mm
KM# 144, N&V# 441

1 Quattrino - Maria Theresia
1776-1779
Copper – 2.05 g – ø 17 mm
KM# 182, N&V# 464, C# 4

1 Sesino - Filippo Maria Visconti
(1412-1447)
Billon – 1 g – ø 19 mm
CNI V# 163-173

1 Sesino - Filippo Maria Visconti
(1412-1447)
Billon – 0.97 g – ø 19 mm
CNI V# 191, MIR# 161

1 Sesino - Filippo Maria Visconti
(1412-1447)
Silver – 0.73 g – ø 18 mm

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