Utrechtse halve zilveren dukaat, 1663 1663

This silver ducat, minted in 1663 by the Province of Utrecht, features a seated figure holding a sword and shield. The coin's inscription reads "Provinciae Argentum" (Province Silver) and is a prime example of Dutch numismatics, showcasing the artistry and economic prowess of the region during the 17th century. The coin's detailed design and intricate lettering reflect the craftsmanship of the time, highlighting the importance of monetary symbols for trade and identity.