1 guilder West-Friesland 1791/81 1791
Unknown artist
Silver
ø 3 cm
ConditionNear mint
Currently unavailable via Gallerease
- About the artworkObverse: MO: ARG: ORD: FŒ: BELG: WESTF:, crowned coat of arms of the Generality between split date
Reverse: HAC NITIMVR – HANC TVEMVR, Dutch maiden, holding spear with liberty hat in right hand, her left arm leaning on a Bible standing on a column, date in exergue
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Overstrike 1791 over 1781
With original colour
Weight: 10.51 g
Diameter: 34.2 mm
Grade: UNC
Reference: Delm. 1180; CNM 2.46.57 - About the artist
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