Herstal (former Brabantine lordship and mint, present-day municipality in the province of Liège, Belgium) passed to Godfrey
I of Leuven in 1235 and returned to the dukes of Brabant after 1339. Coins were struck under the dukes of Brabant and the
lords of Herstal, including Godfrey I (1095–1140), Henry I (1190–1235), Henry I of Leuven (1253–1285), John I of Leuven (1285–1309),
Félicité of Luxembourg (1309–1318, as guardian of John II), John II of Leuven (1309–1324), and John III, Duke of Brabant (1312–1355).