Stuiver van Groningen, 1690 1690

The "Stuiver van Groningen" is a silver coin minted in 1690 by the city of Groningen, Netherlands. The coin features a crowned coat of arms of the city, featuring a shield with two eagles and a cross, symbolizing the city's power and religious affiliation. The coin was a small denomination, measuring just 1.8 cm in diameter and weighing 1.12 grams. This coin is an example of early Dutch numismatics, reflecting the civic pride and identity of the city of Groningen during the 17th century.