Afslag op zilveren Brabantse patagon uit 1622 van een duit voor Nederlands Indië uit Gelderland, 1805 1805

This silver coin, created in 1805 by the Bataafse Republiek, is a significant piece of Dutch numismatics. It depicts a coat of arms with a lion, a symbol of the Netherlands, and is inscribed with the date 1805, marking the year of its creation. The coin was used in the Dutch East Indies, highlighting the trading routes of the period. This coin is a testament to the history of the Netherlands and its role in international trade.