1 Körtling

Göttingen's Körtling issues of the early fifteenth century emerged from the city's hard-won minting privileges, exercised aggressively as the town consolidated its position within the Hanseatic League. The Körtling itself — a small regional silver denomination — circulated across Lower Saxony as a practical trading coin, accepted alongside the bracteates and witten of neighboring mints in a system of local monetary agreements called Münzverträge.

Levinson I-24 is among the earlier-documented Göttingen strikes in the series.