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1250-1300 Germany Schwäbisch Hall Silver Heller 'Hand Of God' Medieval Rare Coin
1250-1300 Germany Schwäbisch Hall Silver Heller 'Hand Of God' Medieval Rare Coin
1250-1300 Germany Schwäbisch Hall Silver Heller 'Hand Of God' Medieval Rare Coin

1250-1300 Germany Schwäbisch Hall Silver Heller 'Hand Of God' Medieval Rare Coin

$ 8.44

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Year: 1250-1300
  • KM Number: Saur# 1364
  • Material: Silver
  • Era: Medieval
  • Certification Number: N/A
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Modified Item: No
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Origin: European
  • Denomination: Heller
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany

    Description

    1 Hand Heller
    Features
    Country
    City of Schwäbisch Hall  (German states)
    Type
    Standard circulation coin
    Years
    1250-1300
    Value
    1 Heller = 1/12 Schilling = 1/240 Pfund Heller (1/240)
    Currency
    Heller
    Composition
    Silver (.545)
    Weight
    0.56 g
    Diameter
    17 mm
    Shape
    Round (irregular)
    Demonetized
    Yes
    Number
    N# 72645
    References
    Saur# 1364
    Obverse
    Opened Hand.
    Reverse
    Cross with point at each end.
    Comments
    The Royal mint of Schwäbisch Hall was opened by Emperor Friedrich I. Barbarossa (1122-1190).
    The name Heller comes from the word Häller, in other words meaning a coin minted in Schwäbisch Hall and was first mentioned in 1189.
    Coins weighing 0.4 gr instead of 0.55 gram have a lower silver content and were minted in the 14th century.
    ONE BUY = ONE COIN