Difference between revisions of "Coinage of Aragon"
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Revision as of 12:27, 29 December 2023
Aragon is today the region of Spain east of Castile and west of Catalonia. In the time of Ferdinand the Catholic (d. 1516), her crown was equal to that of Castile by virtue of her domination of Catalonia, Valencia, the Balearics, Sicily, Sardinia and Naples.
- Barcelona (1336-87) croat Pedro IV
- Aragon (1336-87) croat Pedro IV
- Barcelona (1336-87) florin Fr-1 Pedro IV
- Aragon (1336-87) florin Fr-1 Pedro IV
- Valencia (1387-95) florin Fr-4 Juan of Aragon
- Barcelona (1396-1410) 1/2 croat Martin I
- Barcelona (1396-1410) croat Martin I
- Barcelona (1396-1410) florin Fr-6 Martin I
- Aragon (1458-79) ducat Fr-29a
- Aragon (1466-70) 1/4 pacifico Fr-29 René of Anjou
- Aragon (1466-70) pacifico Fr-27 René of Anjou
- Aragon (1479-1516)-I C 1/2 real
- Aragon (1479-1516)-P croat
- Aragon (1516-55)-CA 2 ducats Fr-22
- Aragon 1520-CA LS real
- Aragon 1547-CA 4 reales
- Aragon 1611-A PP ardite
- Aragon 1611-CA real
- Aragon 1612 1/2 real
- Aragon 1651-CA 2 reales
- Aragon 1651-Z CA 8 reales
- 1809 5 pesetas, Lerida mint