Håkon VI Magnusson's coinage

	Mint site:	Oslo
	Mint-master:	Hans
	Monetary units:	Hohlpfennig
	Edge inscription:

Norway acquired its own Norwegian king in Magnus Eriksson's son Håkon VI (1355-1380). Written sources of the time report that Håkon minted coins at Akershus, evidence of which is found in hohlpfennigs with a crowned letter "h". His ten-year old son, Olav, who became regent with his powerful mother, Queen Margaret, issued similar hohlpfennigs with a crowned letter "O".