1 Schilling - Bogislaw X Stettin

Bogislaw X ruled Pomerania for nearly half a century and spent much of it consolidating a duchy that had been chronically fragmented among Griffon dynasty heirs. His 1493 pilgrimage to Jerusalem — one of the few reigning German princes to make the journey — was partly a political performance, burnishing his authority at home. The schillings struck under his name circulated through a Baltic trading economy increasingly dominated by Hanseatic interests that Bogislaw both relied upon and resented.

Levinson I-460b distinguishes this variety from closely related types by minor heraldic die differences that are frequently overlooked in the trade.