In former times the chief accounting officer (the treasurer or receiver of public money) at an authority (also at the army: here he was responsible for the regular disbursement of the pay and managed the financial transactions of the army unit), also called vault keeper. – Sometimes still found today, the term for the treasurer of a social association, such as a club, lodge, guild, guild, also called treasurer, Säckelmeister, Büchsenmeister, Boursière. – A minter who was authorized to strike pennies and sometimes coins in general. – See chamber court money, paymaster.
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