Munt van een halve crown van George II, koning van Engeland, munt geslagen van het te Lima buitgemaakte zilver 1746

This silver half crown coin, minted in 1746, depicts King George II of England. The obverse features a profile portrait of the king, while the reverse displays the royal coat of arms. The coin, made from silver looted from Lima, is a unique example of the historical and cultural significance of numismatics, the study of coins and currencies. The piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides insight into the monetary systems of the 18th century.