Hasselt (city in the province of Limburg, Belgium) was a mint of the County of Loon from the early 13th century and, after
the county passed to Liège in 1366, became the second mint of the prince-bishopric in the 15th century. Copper issues continued
after 1614; the final coinage was struck under Maximilian Henry of Bavaria (1650–1688). Four series of emergency notes were
issued there during World War I.
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