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050 00 $aCJ2928.V5$bS74 2000
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100 1 $aStahl, Alan M.,$d1947-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n85823276
245 10 $aZecca :$bthe mint of Venice in the Middle Ages /$cAlan M. Stahl.
260 $aBaltimore :$bJohns Hopkins University Press in association with the American Numismatic Society, New York,$c[2000], ©2000.
300 $axv, 497 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c25 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [465]-480) and index.
505 00 $gPt. I.$tThe Venetian Mint and Coinage to 1423.$g1.$tThe Age of the Penny, 800-1200.$tThe Venetian Mint through the Eleventh Century.$tThe Sale of the Mint Land in 1112: A Closing of the Mint?$tThe Ducal Penny.$g2.$tThe Age of the Grosso, c. 1200-1285.$tThe Introduction of the Grosso.$tThe Age of the Grosso: The Thirteenth Century up to 1284.$tThe Reintroduction of the Venetian Penny.$g3.$tThe Age of the Ducat, 1285-1330.$tThe Introduction and Establishment of the Ducat.$tThe Reorganization of Minting.$tThe Early Fourteenth Century: A Period of Uneasy Trimetallism.$g4.$tThe Age of the Soldino, 1330-1379.$tThe Great Currency Mutation: Reform of the Moneta and the Institution of the Quinto.$tThe Glut of Gold.$tAnother Try at the Mezzanino.$tThe Plague Years.$tFurther Debasements: The New Soldino and the Tornesello.$tFrom Midcentury to the Peace of Turin (1381).$g5.$tThe Age of Crisis and Reform, 1379-1423.$tThe Reintroduction of the Grosso.$tThe Postwar Years.$tCrises of Clipping and Culling.
505 80 $tProspects for the New Century.$tNew Colonial Coinages.$tThe Reform of the Gold Mint.$tThe Reform of the Silver Mint --$gPt. II.$tThe Zecca in the Life of Medieval Venice.$g6.$tThe Setting of Mint Policy.$tThe Legislative Bodies of Medieval Venice and Their Records.$tMedieval Legislation Governing the Mint and Bullion.$tPolitics and Monetary Policy.$g7.$tGovernment Control of the Bullion Market.$tThe Sources of Silver and Gold.$tSilver Speculation within Venice.$tThe Fondaco dei Tedeschi and the Bullion Trade.$tThe Silver Brokers.$tThe Control of the Gold and Silver Markets in the Thirteenth Century.$tThe Early Fourteenth Century.$tThe Creation of the Silver Office at the Rialto.$tThe Gold Estimators and the Market for Gold in the Fourteenth Century.$tThe Silver Market after 1340.$tSilver Officials versus Moneychangers: The de Bora Affair.$tThe Sale of Silver, 1366-1423.$tThe Silver Officials and Coinage Circulation.$g8.$tThe Economics of the Zecca.$tThe Economics of the Minting of Silver.
505 80 $tThe Economics of the Minting of Gold.$tMinting Strategies of Medieval Venice.$g9.$tThe Circulation of Venetian Coinages.$tThe Venetian Penny, the Denaro Piccolo.$tThe Grosso.$tThe Ducat.$tThe Soldino and Mezzanino.$tThe Tornesello.$g10.$tCullers, Clippers, and Counterfeiters.$tCulling.$tClipping.$tCounterfeiting --$gPt. III.$tWithin the Mint.$g11.$tThe Mintmasters.$tThe Responsibilities of the Mintmasters.$tThe Quindena.$tThe Acquisition of Bullion.$tThe Supervision of Manufacture.$tThe Distribution of Newly Minted Coins.$tA Case of Innovative Initiative by a Mintmaster.$tControls and Checks on the Masters within the Mint.$tThe Accounts of the Mintmasters.$tThe Number and Election of Masters.$tThe Remuneration of the Mintmasters.$tIll-gotten Gains.$tThe Social and Economic Background of Mintmasters.$tThe Careers of Mintmasters.$g12.$tThe Mint Building and Staff.$tThe Mint Building.$tThe Permanent Staff.$g13.$tCoin Design and Die Engraving.$tThe Legends on the Coins.$tThe Images and Style of the Coins.
505 80 $tThe Technology of Die Engraving.$tThe Engravers of the Medieval Zecca.$g14.$tFrom Bullion to Coin.$tThe Refining of Bullion.$tFrom Ingot to Blank.$tStriking the Coins: The Moneyers.$g15.$tThe Standards of Medieval Venetian Coins.$tThe Alloys of Venetian Gold and Silver.$tControl of Weight Standards.$tThe Standards of the First Soldino and Mezzanino Issues.$g16.$tThe Volume of Production at the Venetian Zecca.$tQuantity of Production: Overview.$tDocumentary Sources for Production Numbers.$tNumismatic Indices for Production at the Zecca.$tInferences from Find Statistics.$tExcavation Finds.$tHoard Finds.$tThe Zecca at the Death of Doge Mocenigo.$gApp. A.$tOffices Relating to Bullion and the Zecca --$gApp. B.$tFinds of Medieval Venetian Coins.
520 1 $a"Illustrated with photos of Venetian coinage from the world's major collections, Zecca also includes a listing of all holders of offices related to the medieval Venetian mint and summaries of all major finds of medieval Venetian coins."--BOOK JACKET.
610 20 $aZecca di Venezia.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n85208484
650 0 $aMints$zItaly$zVenice$xHistory$yTo 1500.
650 0 $aCoins, Italian$zItaly$zVenice$xHistory$yTo 1500.
710 2 $aAmerican Numismatic Society.
852 00 $bglx$hCJ2928.V5$iS74 2000