Daalder, noodmunt uit Groningen, geslagen tijdens het beleg 1672

This is a silver coin, or "daalder," made in Groningen, Netherlands, during the Siege of Groningen in 1672. The coin is a diamond shape, and the obverse depicts a coat of arms with a crown, while the reverse displays an inscription in Dutch, which translates to "Groningen, during the Siege of the City, we will suffer to the end, in defense of our liberty." This coin exemplifies the history of the Siege of Groningen, a significant event in Dutch history, and highlights the resilience of the people of Groningen. The coin's size (4.5 cm x 4.5 cm) and weight (28.86 gr) are similar to other "daalder" coins of this era.