Ieper (Ypres, Flemish mint town, present-day municipality in the province of West Flanders, Belgium) struck coins under the
Flemish counts Baldwin V of Lille (1035–1067), Philip of Alsace (1168–1191), and Guy of Dampierre (1278–1305), as well as
anonymous pennies in the 12th–13th centuries. During the Eighty Years’ War, four-sided tin emergency coins of 10 and 20 stuivers
were issued in 1583 during the siege by Parma. In World War I, the municipality issued a series of emergency notes in 1914,
valid until 15 February 1915.
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