Coin Production in the Low Countries 14th-19th c. (Combined)https://hdl.handle.net/10622/D5WXZZStapel, RombertIISH Data Collection2016-11-022021-01-04T10:40:44ZCombined dataset for the Munro/Cauwenberghe, Polak, Vanhoudt, Scheffers, Cuhaj, and De Voogt datasets, as of 21 December 2017.<br><br> <strong>Some desiderata:</strong><br> - Counts of Bergh (Tangelder 1955, <em>Muntheer en muntmeester</em>)<br> - City of Deventer and – where available – Nijmegen (Gropp 2004, <em>Stedelijke muntslag</em>) <br> - Cities of Kampen and Zwolle (Nijlunsing et al. 2016; Gemeentearchief Deventer, Van de Munt, inv.nrs. 890, 901)<br> - Other municipal mint houses - Provinces before Burgundian-Habsburg incorporation, with exception of Brabant and Flanders<br> - Provinces outside Burgundian-Habsburg influence: e.g. Liège, Stavelot-Malmedy, Horn, Thorn, Bouillon, Cleves, Jülich<br> - Revolting provinces and Dutch Republic ca. 1585-1606, with exception of Guelders <br> - [Additional] Copper coins in the Dutch Republic, often kept out of the primary mint account books<br> - Provinces later incorporated in France: e.g. Artois, Cambrai, part of Flanders<br> - Paper money of Belgium, Netherlands, and LuxembourgArts and HumanitiesSocial Sciencescoin productioneconomic historyLow CountriesStapel, Rombert2016-10-251334-09-161830-08-25BelgiumNetherlandsLuxembourgFranceNONEThis dataset is available for use under the CC BY-NC license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/