In Namen, where medals are also produced, coins were minted by the Merovingians and Carolingians. Later in the medieval times
also coins were produced, but due to the small size of the county and its weak economic position, coinage in Namur has always
been limited in scope and it consisted of many imitations of well-known types. Also in modern times, coins were minted and
during the First World War, two issues of emergency banknotes were issued, one dated 15 July 1918 and one undated.
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