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'''Merchant's Weights''' common Medieval artifact.
'''Merchant's Weights''' - common Medieval artifact.


Standardized bronze, lead, or stone weights used by merchants for trade across medieval Europe and the Islamic world, often stamped with civic marks or weight standards.
Standardized bronze, lead, or stone weights used by merchants for trade across medieval Europe and the Islamic world, often stamped with civic marks or weight standards.

Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026

Merchant's Weights
Merchant's Weights
Rarity Common
Era Medieval
Native to York (England)
Toughness 200.0
Sale value 40
Materials bronze

Merchant's Weights - common Medieval artifact.

Standardized bronze, lead, or stone weights used by merchants for trade across medieval Europe and the Islamic world, often stamped with civic marks or weight standards.

Read more about medieval weights and measures on Wikipedia