Twintig stuiver, noodmunt uit Doornik door de bondgenoten ingenomen, geslagen op last van maarschalk de Surville Possibly 1709

This small, silver, square coin, known as a "Twintig stuiver," was minted in Doornik in 1709. It was commissioned by Marshal de Surville, who likely ordered it in response to the city's occupation by Allied forces. The coin is notable for its simple design, featuring a profile portrait of a king on one side and a blank reverse, showcasing its function as a form of currency during times of conflict.