1 Lübische - Johannes VI Ambundi

Johannes VI Ambundi held the archiepiscopal seat in Riga during one of the more turbulent stretches of the Livonian church's political history, caught between the Teutonic Order's persistent encroachment on ecclesiastical authority and the commercial interests of the Hanseatic city below him. The Lübische denomination itself reflects Riga's deep monetary alignment with Lübeck — the city actively pegged its small silver coinage to the Lübeck standard rather than adopting the Order's own currency system, a quiet but pointed assertion of civic and clerical independence.

At 0.38 g, these pieces circulated as the smallest meaningful unit of daily exchange and suffered accordingly. Survivors in any condition above heavily worn are scarce.