J.Fortuyn- Drooglever

De Driesteden muntslag (Three Cities-coinage)

Deventer, Campen and Zwolle

Catalogue of the Three-Cities issues 1479-1588.

Great depth and detail, numerous quality photos, full legend transcriptions.

The Hague, Stichting Nederlandse Penningkabinetten. 198. Softcover, 36 p., Illustrated B/W.

Clain-Steffanelli 10697

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 Deventer, Campen en Zwolle had a uniform reverse of the coins in this period, the united mint of the cities produced their coins by the same standards.

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Before the rise of Amsterdam (1500), the Hanseatic cities were the most prosperous cities in the Low countries.

About 1400, the largest cities of the low countries were Deventer, (C)Kampen and Zwolle.

Kampen was even the richest city in the Netherlands.

Since 983 coins have been minted in Deventer in the name of the Bishops of Utrecht and the Emperors of the Holy German Empire.

Weight: 0,240 kg. (packing material included)