Nederlandse zilveren dukaat, 1816 by Willem I (koning der Nederlanden)

Nederlandse zilveren dukaat, 1816 1816

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circular oval feature

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This silver ducat, minted in 1816, is a remarkable example of Dutch numismatics. It features the coat of arms of the Netherlands, with a crowned lion holding a sword and arrows, surrounded by the inscription "RES PUBLICAE CONCORDIA VIRES". This coin, designed by Willem I, the first king of the Netherlands, is a testament to the newly formed nation's strength and unity. The coin is part of the Rijksmuseum collection and is a valuable historical artifact.

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