M - Mint

mint
1 n A place where money is coined.
2 v To coin, invent, to stamp.
Aberdeen had its own mint producing coins for Scotland from the 13th to the 16th century. Coins were not struck throughout this period, but when the need arose and metal was available. Like all early mints it was a small affair (all one needed were the dies, the metal and a hammer). It is uncertain if it ever had a permanent site within the town.

Penny of Alexander III by Ion the Moneyor (1280 - 1285).
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Penny of James II (1451 - 60).
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Groat of David II (1357 - 1367).
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Part of a hoard of thousands of English pennies of Edward II (1307 - 1327) from the Gallowgate, Aberdeen.
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Plaque bearing the arms of James V with the initials of William Rolland, a moneyer, from Exchequer Row, Aberdeen (1513 - 1542).
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