Dissertatione Inaugurali Conventus Monetales S. R. I. Trium Superior. Corresp. Circulorum Franconiae, Bavariae, Sueviae, Muntz-probations-tage Der Dre (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286540558)

"Dissertatione Inaugurali Conventus Monetales S. R. I. Trium Superior. Corresp. Circulorum Franconiae, Bavariae, Sueviae, Muntz-probations-tage Der Drey Correspondirenden Creyse" explores the monetary conventions of the Holy Roman Empire, focusing on the three corresponding circles of Franconia, Bavaria, and Swabia. This historical work delves into monetary edicts and public decrees, providing a detailed examination of the coinage and monetary systems of the era.

Authored by Christian Wildvogel and Johann Scheidlin, the book offers insights into the financial and legal frameworks that governed these regions. It examines the Muntz-probations-tage, or coin testing days, and their significance in maintaining the integrity of the monetary supply. This study is invaluable for historians, economists, and legal scholars interested in the complexities of early modern European finance and governance.

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