Westfriese drie gulden, 1786 1786

The "Westfriese drie gulden" is a silver coin produced in 1786, measuring 4.3 cm in diameter and weighing 31.74 gr. It features a crowned coat of arms with a lion rampant, symbolizing the Dutch Republic. The coin's design highlights the historical and cultural significance of the Westfriesland region in the Netherlands during the 18th century. This coin is a fascinating example of Dutch numismatics, offering insights into the country's past and its currency system.