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Florin

The Florentine florin was a gold coin (Italian: fiorino d'oro, lit. 'golden florin') struck from 1252 to 1533 with no significant change in its design or metal content standard during that time.

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Mint
1252-1533
Symbol
ƒ‎
User(s)
Republic of Florence

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Florin

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related to Bibliography · 24
Florin → Archived, August, Cambridge University Press, Coins, Creative Anachronism Archive, Europe, Goldthwaite, Handbook, Ian Cnulle's Florin, ISBN, London, March, Medieval Europe, Medieval Exchange, Money, Peter Spufford, Philip Grierson, Renaissance Florence, Retrieved, Richard
related to Other coins · 15
Florin → By, Dutch, Euro, Europe, Florentine, German, Holy Roman Empire's Reichsgulden, In, Rhein, Rheinischer Gulden, Rhenish, Rhine, River, The, The Dutch
related to Design · 14
Florin → Baptist, Christian, Florentia, Florentine, Gradually, Hungarian, Hungary, John, John’s, Ladislaus, Later, On, St, The
related to history · 12
Florin → At, Byzantine Empire, Byzantine Solidus, Constantinople, Europe, Florence, Fourth Crusade, Genoa, However, It, Republic, The
related to External links · 5
Florin → British Florin Archived, Fiorino, Money, Oro History, Wayback Machine
see also · 5
Florin → Australian, Denaro, History, ItalySoldoVenetian, Money
Mint · 1
Florin → 1252-1533
Symbol · 1
Florin → ƒ‎
User(s) · 1
Florin → Republic of Florence

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gold coin europe coins design florence florentine minted st fiorino d'oro standard time worth approximately lira isbn history also grains

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FlorinMint1252-15331.00infobox
FlorinSymbolƒ‎1.00infobox
FlorinUser(s)Republic of Florence1.00infobox
those used in dowriesinstance ofthe florin was for larger transactions0.80text
international trade or for tax-related matters.In the 14th centuryinstance ofthe florin was for larger transactions0.80text
about 150 European statesinstance ofthe florin was for larger transactions0.80text
local coin-issuing authorities made their own copies of the florininstance ofthe florin was for larger transactions0.80text
Florinrelated to BibliographyIan Cnulle's Florin0.60section
Florinrelated to BibliographySociety0.60section
Florinrelated to BibliographyCreative Anachronism Archive0.60section
Florinrelated to BibliographyArchived0.60section
Florinrelated to BibliographyAugust0.60section

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