Vrede van Utrecht en overeenkomsten, gesloten te Antwerpen tussen Republiek, Keizer en Engeland betreffende de grensscheidingen in Brabant. Penning geslagen op last van de stad Gouda 1716

This silver medal, created by Johannes Drappentier in 1716, commemorates the Treaty of Utrecht. The obverse depicts a female figure representing Peace holding a branch of olive and a cornucopia. The inscription reads, "TANDEM EX SPECTATA VI," which translates to "Finally, from a proven strength." The reverse of the medal features a Latin inscription that commemorates the treaty, signed between the Dutch Republic, the Holy Roman Empire, and England, which restored peace after the War of the Spanish Succession. This medal is a testament to the importance of the Treaty of Utrecht, a significant event in European history.