recognised temporarily a whole series of then-current pfennige. Thus—
| Strasburg pfennige, | 126 | to the gulden. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Würtemberg | " | 168 | " |
| Rappen | " | 157 1 ⁄ 2 | " |
| Rhenish | " | 210 | " |
| Saxon | " | 252 | " |
| Räder | " | 312 | " |
As explained in the text (p. 96), this ordinance came nowhere into observance, and twenty-nine years later Charles V. issued his second Imperial Ordinance at the Reichstag of Augsburg (1551).
The system then attempted to be instituted was based on a mark of fine silver = 10 florins 12 1⁄2 kreutzers but in denomination a double system