1 Lübische - Wennemar von Brüggeneye Reval, solid cross

Wennemar von Brüggeneye served as Master of the Livonian Order from 1389 to 1401, a period defined largely by the Order's ongoing friction with the Archbishop of Riga over territorial jurisdiction — a conflict that made administrative coinage both a political tool and a practical necessity across the Baltic trading network. The pfennig denomination circulated as small change within Reval's Hanseatic commerce, where Lübeck's monetary influence ran deep enough that local issues deliberately conformed to its weight standards.

The solid cross reverse type distinguishes this issue from the voided cross variants struck under other Masters, a detail that matters to attribution when the master's name is worn past legibility.