Vrede van Rijswijk, penning uitgedeeld aan ieder die in de loterij van Muiden geen prijs heeft gewonnen 1697

This small silver medal, created by Jan (I) Luder in 1697, commemorates the Peace of Rijswijk, a treaty signed in 1697 that ended the Nine Years' War. The medal was given to those who didn’t win prizes in a lottery held in Muiden, Netherlands. The obverse depicts a woman representing peace handing a wreath to a kneeling figure, while the reverse features an altar with the date 1697 and a Latin inscription. This medal is a reminder of a significant historical event and a testament to the artistry of Luder.