Hamburg, City. Hohlpfennig, 13th–14th century. 0.47 g. XF. Silver. Catalog: Gaed. 1274.
Numismatic Insight: The Hamburg Hohlpfennig (13th–14th Century)
Overview: A silver Hohlpfennig (“hollow penny”) of the City of Hamburg from the late Middle Ages. One-sided hollow pfennigs were the main small change of North German Hanseatic towns and supported everyday trade in the Baltic–North Sea network.
Design: City gate with towers in the central bowl; wide sloping rim; reverse with the corresponding incuse design — classic Hamburg Hohlpfennig fabric.
Historical context: During the 13th–14th centuries Hamburg rose as a Hanseatic trade hub; civic silver pfennigs asserted urban minting rights and served daily exchange.
Numismatic details: Silver, 0.47 g. Grade XF (Extremely Fine). Catalog: Gaed. 1274.
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