Pfennig - Meinhard II, Otto III, Austrian occupation or Henry VI St. Veit

Meinhard II acquired Carinthia in 1286 through the grant of Rudolf of Habsburg, who awarded it in exchange for Meinhard's political and military support during the Interregnum's aftermath — making this issue a direct product of that dynastic bargain. The attribution across three possible issuers reflects a genuine scholarly problem: the mint at St. Veit am Glan produced pfennigs under overlapping and contested authority throughout this period, and die evidence alone cannot always resolve which hand controlled the mint at a given moment.

Otto III held Carinthia only briefly before his death in 1310 passed the duchy back into Habsburg hands under Henry VI.