Zeeuwse zilveren dukaat, 1772 1772

This silver ducat, also known as a "Zeeuwse zilveren dukaat," was minted in 1772 by the Province of Zeeland. The coin features a profile of a man, likely a ruler or a representative of the province, holding a sword and standing next to a shield. The shield features the coat of arms of Zeeland, with three lions representing the province's strength and authority. This ducat, weighing 27.89 grams and with a diameter of 4.2 cm, exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of 18th-century Dutch coin making. These coins were used as currency in the region of Zeeland and are now considered valuable historical artifacts.