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Dreiling (also Dreyling, Dreling or Driling, Latin ternarius, Danish trepenning) was the name of a type of fiat coin called a Scheidemünze that was worth three pfennigs. Coins of the Dreiling type were first minted after 1374 in Lübeck and a little later in Hamburg. After the treaty (Rezess) of 1392, it was a coin in the Wendish Coinage Union. The participating cities of Lübeck, Hamburg, Lüneburg, Rostock and Wismar agreed on a uniform appearance for the Dreilings. It depicted the coat of arms of the respective city on both sides. Weight and silver content were also standardised. Some towns in Mecklenburg, Pomerania and in Denmark minted Dreilings without being a member of the Union.