Pfennig - Rudolph III Graz

Rudolf III ruled Styria as a Habsburg duke during a period when the dynasty was still consolidating its grip on the Austrian duchies following Rudolf I's pivotal defeat of Ottokar II of Bohemia at Marchfeld in 1278. The Graz mint was the principal striking facility for Styrian pfennigs during this period, producing small bracteate-influenced silver coins that circulated heavily in regional trade.

CNA D41 places this type within a well-documented sequence, though reign attributions for late 13th-century Styrian pfennigs remained disputed among scholars until Castelin's systematic classification work.