Hall in a city just next to Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol, an alpine region in western Austria. Hall was known through the ages for 2 things, salt production, and it was the silver coin minting capital of the Holy Roman Empire.
Emperor Maximilian was a born economist and created a profitable venture with Jakob Fugger from Augsburg. If you don't know Jakob Fugger, look him up. He was not only a successful merchant, he was the richest man alive, even compared to our current billionaire.
So, silver was mined in the nearby town Schwaz, and from there the silver was brought to turned it into coins in Hall in Tirol. The coins were used across the Holy Roman Empire.
Today, Hall in Tirol is a medieval city with a long forgotten history.
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