Nederlandse dukaat, 1814 by Willem I (koning der Nederlanden)

Nederlandse dukaat, 1814 1814

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This gold coin, known as a "Nederlandse dukaat", was minted in 1814 by Willem I, the first King of the Netherlands. The coin features a depiction of a standing figure holding a bundle of arrows, symbolizing the unity of the newly formed kingdom. The inscription "PAX CRESTRA" and "CONCORDIA RES PARAE" on the coin signify the desired peace and unity for the country under Willem I's reign. This coin, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a significant piece of numismatic history, representing the establishment of the Netherlands as a unified nation.