Dubbele stuiver, noodmunt uit Doornik door de bondgenoten ingenomen, geslagen op last van maarschalk de Surville Possibly 1709

This small, bronze coin, or "Dubbele stuiver," is a historical artifact from the early 18th century. It was struck in Doornik, Belgium, by the Allies during their occupation of the city, possibly in 1709, under the orders of Marshal de Surville. The coin depicts a tower with a crown on top, surrounded by the inscription "DOORWYCK 2 STUYVER 1709". This small, unattributed piece of numismatic art offers a glimpse into a significant period of European history, reflecting the political and economic dynamics of the time.