Halve plak van de Drie Steden by Drie Steden

Halve plak van de Drie Steden 1534 - 1579

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natural stone pattern

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clever fold

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polished

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white focal point

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embossed

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foil embossing

"Halve plak van de Drie Steden" is a small, circular coin made by the Drie Steden (Three Cities) alliance, which was active in the Netherlands between 1534-1579. The coin is a significant artifact in numismatics, reflecting the political and economic landscape of the region during the sixteenth century. The design features a representation of the alliance's symbol - three cities, most likely a depiction of the cities that formed the union. It is a fascinating example of a historical object that combines artistic design and historical significance, offering a glimpse into the past.

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