I had wondered about the origin of both the Batzen and the Dicken. I posted something a couple of years ago on the batzen, but can't find it (maybe on one of the How Far Back threads?) Edit: On p.285 of this thread: http://goccf.com/t/277302&whichpage...Terms=batzen
One tiny nit to pick: it is St. Peter on the Albus, not St. Paul. Medieval collectors know that Peter shows up on the coins of many episcopal and archepiscopal cities in the Rhineland. The saint with the keys is always Peter.
Finally, I know we have a CCF member with a collection based on these groundbreaking types through the ages (i.e., the earliest gros, the earliest florin, teston, etc)
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