silver, print, metal
silver
dutch-golden-age
metal
history-painting
Dimensions diameter 2.2 cm, weight 3.32 gr
This is a silver striking of a Gelderse duit, a coin, made in 1760 by the Province of Gelderland. It is important to consider the social and cultural context of the Dutch Republic in the 18th century. As a medium of exchange, the coin facilitated trade and economic activity within Gelderland and beyond. Its production reflects the province's economic policies and its place within the larger Dutch economy. The imagery and inscriptions on the coin may have served to reinforce local identity and allegiance to the Province of Gelderland. To understand the economic and institutional factors, we might look into archival documents, such as mint records, financial reports, and trade statistics. These will shed light on monetary policies, trade relations, and economic conditions in Gelderland during this period. Through interdisciplinary research, we gain a deeper understanding of the social and cultural significance of the Gelderse duit.
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