Utrechtse halve zilveren dukaat, 1764 1764

This 1764 silver ducat, minted by the Province of Utrecht, depicts a standing figure holding a spear, standing atop a coat of arms. The coin, with a diameter of 3.5 cm and a weight of 13.78 grams, is a notable example of Dutch numismatics from the 18th century, showcasing the artistic and symbolic representations of the time. The inscription on the coin's edge, "CONTO. BELG. TRAI.", likely refers to the "United Provinces of the Netherlands", indicating its significance as a symbol of the Dutch Republic. The coin, a silver ducat, demonstrates the historical significance of monetary currency and its role in shaping cultural and economic landscapes.