Denier - Adhemar of Monteil Metz

Adhémar of Monteil held the See of Metz during one of the most turbulent stretches of 14th-century Lorraine, a period defined by persistent friction between the bishop-princes and the burghers of Metz, who had been expanding communal autonomy aggressively since the previous century. The city's merchant class and the episcopal authority clashed repeatedly over jurisdiction and coinage rights — the right to strike money being inseparable from political control in the region.

Flon catalogues at least three die varieties across this type, suggesting continuous if modest production across his tenure.