Gelderse stuiver, 1764 1764

This small silver coin, known as a "Gelderse stuiver," was minted in 1764 by the Province of Gelderland. Measuring only 1.6 centimeters in diameter, the coin features the inscription "GELRIA 1764" and depicts a stylized tree and two stars above the word "GELRIA," signifying the province's coat of arms. The coin's design reflects the historical context of the Netherlands in the 18th century, highlighting the region's local governance and use of silver currency.