1 Witten

Issuer	Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg
Year	1350-1379
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Shape	Round (irregular)
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Obverse description	Central device depicts a stylised three-towered castle or city gate, the emblem of Hamburg, rendered in a bold Gothic manner characteristic of 14th-century North German hammered coinage. The central tower rises above two flanking turrets, each crenellated, with an arched gateway visible at the base. The device is set within a beaded inner circle. The surrounding field carries the circular legend MONETA HAMBVRGENS in uncial Lombardic lettering, reading clockwise.
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Reverse script	Latin (uncial)
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Edge	Plain
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