Hardischer Mark

Part of Numismatics of Juhnvechteya
The Hardischer Mark is a gold coin in use in Stribrna Joraje, and minted in the Cinelli Palace in Harda. Unlike the typical Mark coin, the Hardischer is worth one-half a pfund, while the traditional mark is worth one-third. 
Introduced in the late 400s, the Hardischer Mark is used by nobles and burghers throughout the city of Harda, along the coast of Stribrna Joraje, and into Karred. 
With a mass of approximately 10 grams of pure gold, it features the crest of the city of Harda on the obverse, and, usually, the face of the reigning Großburgher of Harda on the reverse. It is notable as one of the first coins in the world to introduce milling to the edges, to prevent clipping and shaving of the precious metal.
Category:Numismatics of Juhnvechteya