1 Penning

Struck during a period when Norway's population had been reduced by roughly half following the Black Death of 1349-1350, these small silver penninger circulated in an economy so disrupted that coinage demand itself collapsed. The Norwegian mint at Tunsberg was operating intermittently at best, and attribution of specific dies to individual kings within this half-century remains unresolved — Skaare 286 cannot be firmly assigned to a single reign.