This German States (Schwäbisch Hall) ND (1250-1300) Pfennig Coin 3 is a rare and historically significant medieval silver coin originating from the renowned imperial mint of Schwäbisch Hall. Minted in the late 13th century, these coins feature the characteristic “Hand Heller” design, which symbolized the authority and economic importance of the city during this era.
The coin is small and struck in silver, with typical medieval craftsmanship showing a stylized hand symbol on one side, representing the city’s mint mark, and a complementary cross or geometric design on the reverse, consistent with early German pfennig coinage. Its lightweight and modest size made it ideal for everyday use in trade and commerce.
These coins are highly valued by collectors for their authenticity and connection to medieval German economic history, reflecting the minting sovereignty of free imperial cities in the Holy Roman Empire. The clear and distinct design elements on well-preserved examples like this make them desirable additions to collections focused on medieval European currency and regional German coinage.
The German States (Schwäbisch Hall) Pfennig Coin 3 offers a compelling glimpse into medieval urban commerce and monetary systems, combining both historical depth and numismatic appeal in a beautifully struck silver artifact.
















