2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist
2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist
2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist
2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist
2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist
2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 by Unknown artist

2 Papegaaienduit Suriname PCGS XF45 1679

Unknown artist

MetalCopper
€ 1.750

Jongeling Numismatics & Ancient Art

  • About the artwork
    Obverse: parrot on branch with two leaves, number 2 above, date in exergue
    Reverse: blank

    VERY RARE

    Governor J. Heinsius was the first to have the so-called parrot doit produced. The coins originally had the value of 4, 2 and 1 stuiver. However, this money was banned by the States General. Despite this ban, Governor C. van Aerssen later declared these coins common as doits and put them back into circulation.

    Diameter: 19.0 mm
    Grade: About extremely fine
    Reference: Scholten 1435b
  • About the artist

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