It was divided into 100 "Pfennige". A "Gulden" was worth 24 "Albus" or 240 "Pfennige". One Deutsche Mark was divided into 100 Pfennige. The full worth of these expenditures amounted to 8 Rhenish guilders, 4 Batzen, 14 Pfennige. Until 1821, the thaler was subdivided in Brandenburg into 24 "Groschen", each of 12 "Pfennige". In 1368, Kreuzwertheim was awarded the right to coin silver "Pfennige". Initially, users were charged three Pfennige (pennies) to cross the bridge. The Heller was replaced by the Pfennige, also worth a quarter of a Kreutzer.