Double Groot "Tuin" - William VI with counter mark, Netherlands

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Country:
Netherlands
Years of Minting:
1404-1417
Period:
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Valenciennes, France (1100-1467)

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Reverse

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Long footed cross on quatrefoil with leaves in the lobes. With counter mark D33: wheel with 6 spokes (from the coat of arms of Osnabrck) to signify its validity.

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Obverse

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Lion with combined coat of arms in Hollandic garden

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Obverse:

GVILLELMVS DVX COMES HOLA Z ZELANDIA

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Silver

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Weight:3.2 g
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Double Groot "Tuin" - William VI with counter mark, Netherlands

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