1 Goldgulden - Gerhard of Schwarzburg

Gerhard of Schwarzburg held the Würzburg bishopric from 1372 until his death in 1400, a period when Rhenish goldgulden were proliferating across the fragmented German territories as ecclesiastical princes scrambled to assert fiscal independence from secular rivals. The Würzburg mint's output under Gerhard was modest relative to the major Rhenish electoral mints, making surviving pieces genuinely scarce rather than artificially so.

The Ehwald reference places this firmly within the established typology for Franconian episcopal gold of the period, though die varieties within this reign remain incompletely catalogued.