Zutphense daalder, 1688 1688

stadzutphen

natural stone pattern

decorative element

fashion mockup

hand-embroidered

repetitive shape and pattern

stoneware

repetition of pattern

pattern repetition

layered pattern

combined pattern

The "Zutphense daalder" is a silver coin produced by the city of Zutphen in the Netherlands in 1688. The coin depicts a crowned coat of arms of the city, featuring two lions supporting a shield with the city's symbol - a cross with a crown on top. The reverse side depicts a figure standing on a shield. This small but intricate coin is an example of a historical Dutch coin minted during the 17th century. It showcases the artistry and symbolism embedded in historical currency.