own vellon money, under the titles of blancos and Agnus Dei, a money known later as blancas and maravedises de moneda blanca.
The restorer of the Spanish coinage was, however, not John so much as his son, Henry III., 1390-1406. By his ordinance
own vellon money, under the titles of blancos and Agnus Dei, a money known later as blancas and maravedises de moneda blanca.
The restorer of the Spanish coinage was, however, not John so much as his son, Henry III., 1390-1406. By his ordinance