Definition

• The name given to a variety of Denier issued by Guillaume I (1094-1129) and Guillaume II (1150-1220), Counts of Forcalquier in Provence.

  The term was also used in Brabant, Gueldres, etc., to indicate coins struck by any one of the numerous rulers named Willem, Wilhelm, or Guillaume. Du Cange cites an ordinance of 1449 reading, "Deux pieces d'or c'est assavoir ung Guillelmins de vint solz parisis."

Quelle

• Frey's Dictionary (American Journal of Numismatics, Vol. 50, 1916)

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