Old German coin; between 1871 and 1999, the hundredth part of a mark; there is still no agreement on the exact word origin. – Share in a coppice cooperative (rotation coppice: Hauberg: special form of forestry serving the extraction of charcoal). – Tax decided at the Diet of Worms in 1495 to raise an army against the troops of the French and Turks. – See Benediktuspfennig, Dänengeld, Defensionergeld, Goldmark, Halling, Hussengeld, Mark, Reichsmark, Ort, Pfennig, Segenspfennig, Superindukt, Taler.
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