Dobler - Sancho I

Sancho I of Majorca inherited a kingdom structurally dependent on Aragonese goodwill — the Treaty of Corbeil and prior dynastic arrangements meant the island realm existed in permanent diplomatic tension with both Aragon and France. His reign saw deliberate monetary policy aimed at stabilizing Mallorcan commerce, particularly the lucrative Mediterranean trade routes running through Montpellier and the Balearics. The dobler was the workhorse of that system, a low-denomination billon piece absorbed almost entirely by local market transactions rather than long-distance exchange.

Sancho died in 1324 without a legitimate heir, triggering the succession of his nephew James III — the beginning of the end for an independent Majorcan kingdom.