Westfriese drie gulden, 1794 by Landschap West-Friesland

Westfriese drie gulden, 1794 1794

landschapwestfriesland

natural stone pattern

antique finish

circular oval feature

3d printed part

rounded shape

round design

unrealistic statue

3d shape

stoneware

round circular shape

This 1794 silver coin, "Westfriese drie gulden," features the coat of arms of the Dutch Republic, a lion holding a bundle of arrows and a sword, under a crown. The inscription reads "ORD: G.L. ARG: MO," likely an abbreviation for "Ordinum Generalium Argentorum Moneta," meaning "General States' Coinage Silver," signifying its use as legal tender. Its small size, measuring 4.1 centimeters in diameter, highlights its historical significance as a form of currency within the Dutch Republic.