Denier

Remiremont was a canoness house rather than a strictly cloistered abbey — its noble-born residents retained property rights and considerable autonomy, which extended to the minting privilege granted by the Holy Roman Emperor. The right to strike silver deniers placed the institution among a small number of ecclesiastical mints in the Upper Vosges region operating outside direct episcopal control.

The broad date range reflects genuine attribution difficulty: these thin, often poorly preserved pieces resist tight dating without supporting documentary evidence from the abbey's cartularies.