Schwäbisch Hall, German Hand of God Silver Heller Mid 14th Century (1300-1400) - Very Fine Bermuda Deeply toned and attractive

Deeply toned and attractive

giving them an obvious-to-the-naked-eye prooflike finish

Net Fine overall that holds up as a VF with good contrast and strong ink

Ruler Leopold I Coinage Type Standard Coinage Mint Hall Composition Silver Description Obverse Value below bust Notes Varieties exist

8 TOZ (118

Schwäbisch Hall, German Hand of God Silver Heller Mid 14th Century (1300-1400) - Very Fine Bermuda Deeply toned and attractiveThis German heller displays the "Hand of God" on the obverse and a cross on the reverse. Struck in the medieval town of Schwaebisch Hall, these Hellers became some of the most well circulated coins of Europe during their time. During the 14th and 15th Centuries Hall saw a significant growth owing mostly to acquisition from noble families and the Cromburg monastery. As with hellers of the age, each piece is approximately 19 20mm and weigh just under a