How much did Medieval blacksmiths get paid?

Answer 1

A blacksmith earned a bit more than a paid laborer, perhaps two to three times as much. This was typically 3 to 5 pence per day, which may not sound like much but was a living.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, back in Medieval times, blacksmiths were making bank! Well, not really. They were paid based on their skill level and the demand for their work, so it varied a lot. Some might have been rolling in gold coins, while others were probably just scraping by. But hey, at least they got to wear those cool aprons, right?

Answer 3

It depends on how good the blacksmith is, and what company they work for, and where they work at, (like country or different places around the world, because some countries have a higher paying job than they might get paid in the USA or something).

Answer 4

they were considered wealthy do to pay of food, gold or land. If there wasn't any money...

Answer 5

they made 150,0000 dollars a day

Answer 6

they made 150 in one whole day

Answer 7

Pounds