Denier

Stettin's medieval deniers occupy an awkward monetary position — issued by a city that spent much of the fifteenth century caught between the competing claims of the Pomeranian dukes and the ambitions of Brandenburg. The city's minting rights were neither uncontested nor continuous, and civic coinage from this period reflects periodic interruptions rather than steady production.

Koppmann's cataloguing of these small silvers remains the standard reference, though die linkage studies have since suggested the actual number of distinct emission periods is higher than early scholarship assumed.