Date.The Cologne Mark coined into Of Alloy Equivalent Value (as expressed in the 20-Florin Standard).
Pieces.Loth.Qr.Kreutzers.Pfennige.
1226
(Gros Tournois of France)
55 1⁄10 56 210 216⁄551
1296 63 1⁄2 150 172 110⁄127
1309 63 1⁄2 140 162 18⁄127
1324
(Meissen)
64 1⁄2 150 171 33⁄48
1341 78 100 92 6⁄13
1350 91 140 112 14⁄91
1364 74 1⁄2 90 90 36⁄149
1378 70 141 151 1⁄14
1380 72 130 132 1⁄6

(Meissen)
91 110 90 24⁄91
1390 85 100 83 5⁄17

(Meissen)
90 90 72
1407 72 40⁄131 80 81 57⁄296
1412 82 40 32 26⁄41
1444 88 713 62 43⁄132
160 160 72
1459 101 59 40 34⁄101
1470 100 20⁄307 50 32 507⁄512
1490 103 50 32 58⁄103

TABLE OF THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD & SILVER IN GERMANY 1300-1500.

THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD IN GERMANY, 1300-1500, ILLUSTRATED BY THE MOVEMENT OF THE GOLD GULDEN (RHEINISCHE GULDEN).

Date. Cologne Mark coined intoAlloy. Equivalent Value
(as expressed in the 20-Florin Standard).
Pieces.Carats. Grains. Florins. Kreutzers. Pfennige.
1252
(Florentine Florin).
44 3⁄8 24 0 6 223 405⁄2911
1371 66 23 1 4 62 434⁄781
1386 66 22 6 4 11 85⁄781
1409 66 22 0 3 553 517⁄781
1419 64 1⁄2 19 0 3 281 2851⁄3053
1428 68 19 0 3 173 18⁄1207
1442 72 19 0 3 63 14⁄213
1477 69 1⁄3 18 10 3 32 3104⁄15194
FRANCE.

In France during this same period the ratio of gold to silver was changed in a single century more than a hundred and fifty times, and with a roughness that is quite inconceivable to the modern mind. To take a period of ten years for example:—

In1303the ratio was10.26
"1305"15.90
"1308"14.46
"1310"15.64
"1311"19.55
"1313"14.37