Pfennig - Rudolf von Hohenegg Friesach

Rudolf von Hohenegg held the Salzburg archbishopric for only six years before his death in 1290, and his coinage reflects the mature Friesach pfennig tradition already well established by his predecessors — thin, broad, and bracteate-adjacent in character, though struck on both faces. Friesach itself, a Carinthian mint town, had been producing this pfennig type since the mid-twelfth century, making it one of the earliest and most widely circulated coin types in the medieval eastern Alpine trade network.