Stichting van het seminarie te Leuven, ter ere van Maria Christina en Albert-Kasimir, landvoogden der zuidelijke Nederlanden, penning vereerd door het gewest Brabant 1786

This octagonal silver medal was created by Theodorus Victor van Berckel in 1786 to commemorate the founding of the General Seminary in Leuven, Belgium. The obverse features a profile portrait of Maria Christina and Albert-Kasimir, the governors of the Southern Netherlands. The reverse is inscribed with a Latin dedication to the "alumni" (graduates) of the seminary. The medal, measuring 3.4 cm in diameter, is a fine example of 18th-century medallic art and provides insight into the history of the seminary and its patrons.