Hollandse kwart gulden, 1759 1759

This silver coin, minted in 1759 by the Dutch province of Holland, is a small but significant example of numismatic art. The obverse features the coat of arms of Holland, a crowned lion holding a sword and arrows, while the reverse depicts a seated figure of Justice, symbolizing the province’s authority. The coin, with its historical significance and detailed craftsmanship, is a reminder of Dutch history and the province’s role in the 18th century.