- Inblanch
- Term used of payments made in assayed coin, rather than in goods or produce. -
Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases. Christopher Coredon with Ann Williams.
Inblanch
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Alba firma — Lit. white *farm, white payment . The annual rent payable to a lord, esp. the king, in white money , i.e. assayed silver. Cf. Blanch farm; Inblanch; Wethersilver … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Bisantius albus — A silver or white *bezant. Cf. Alba firma; Inblanch … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Blanc — Silver coin minted in France by Henry V, worth 5d. It was also known as a blancum. The term blanc or blanch indicated the coins had been assayed. Cf. Blanch farm; Inblanch … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Blanch farm — A rent which was required to be paid in coin, whose silver content had been determined by chemical assay. Cf. Alba firma; Blanc; Farm; Inblanch … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Nigra moneta — Lit. black or dark money . This phrase referred to copper coins. Cf. Alba firma; Inblanch … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
