+--------------------+---------+---------------------+---------------------+ | | Tale | | Value of the Piece | | | to the | | as expressed in | | Year. | Cologne | Standard. | Coin of the | | | Mark. | | 20-Florin Standard. | +--------------------+---------+---------------------+---------------------+ | | | Kar. Grs. | Fl. Kr. Pfge. | |1252-- | | | | | Florentine florin | | | | | or gold gulden | | | | | (64 to the | | | | | Florence mark) | 44-3/8 | 24 0 | 6 22 3-405/2911 | | | | | | |1371-- | | | | | Gold gulden of | | | | | Cune, Archbishop | | | | | of Treves, | | | | | Wenceslaus of | | | | | Bohemia | 66 | 23 0 | 4 6 2-434/781 | | | |(and 1 0 of silver)| | | | | | | |1386 and 1399-- | | | | | Gold gulden of the | | | | | Rhenish Princes. | | | | | Adopted by Rupert | | | | | II. in 1402 | 66 | 22 6 | 4 1 1-85/781 | | | |(and 1 6 of silver)| | |1409-- | | | | | The gulden of the | | | | | three Spiritual | | | | | Electors (adopted | | | | | in the same year | | | | | by the Netherlands| | | | | at Speyer, and by | | | | | the States of the | | | | | Empire at Cologne)| 66 | 22 0 | 3 55 3-517/721 | | | | | |