2 Mites - Joan of Wezemaal

Rummen was a small lordship in the Brabantine borderlands, and Joan of Wezemaal — who held it through inheritance in the third quarter of the fifteenth century — represents one of the few female issuing authorities in the Low Countries' feudal minting record. Her copper issues are scarce precisely because minor lordships of this scale rarely sustained continuous minting; production was often episodic, tied to local market demands rather than any systematic monetary policy from Brussels or Liège.

The Van der Chijs reference places this type firmly within a cataloguing tradition that remains the standard for Low Countries feudal coinage, though individual die varieties within the sequence are underreported.