groschen

So little promise did his early years give of his career as a reformer that, in 1392, he spent his last four groschen for an indulgence, when he had only dry crusts for food.

He had a groschen in his hand and a reading-book under his arm.

Graycloak brings me daily about nightfall a silver groschen, I know not from whom.

In the accompanying tables, therefore, the groschen is taken as most fairly averaging and widely current in the empire.

As they bore values in centimes, they were withdrawn as soon as "groschens" and "kreuzers" became generally current.