Andre de Wesembeke, thesaurier van de schatkist van Brussel 1621

This 1621 coin, created by an anonymous artist, depicts Andre de Wesembeke, the treasurer of the treasury of Brussels. The obverse displays a coat of arms featuring a bird, likely an eagle, while the reverse features the words "E. GRAT. ET. SERVIT" (By the grace of God, and serving), a common motto on coins of the time. This small coin, just 2.8 centimeters in diameter, provides a glimpse into the historical and artistic details of 17th-century Brussels.