medieval coins
Old kingdom money
Medieval coins are currency minted during the Middle Ages, roughly the 5th through 15th centuries.
The term appears in discussions of numismatics, historical economics, and treasure hunting.
Medieval coins varied widely in metal, size, and design across kingdoms and periods: The hoard contained medieval coins from several European mints.
Common types include pennies, florins, and groats.
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