Dutch silver dukaat – Deventer mint – AD 1660 – approx. 27 g This historic Dutch silver dukaat was struck in 1660 at the Deventer mint, within the province of Overijssel during the Dutch Republic. The obverse depicts the classic standing armored knight holding a sword and a bundle of arrows, symbolizing the unity and military strength of the United Provinces. The reverse presents the traditional inscription tablet design characteristic of this type. Coins struck at the Deventer mint are notably rarer than those produced by larger mints such as Utrecht or Holland, making pieces from this mint especially desirable among collectors of Dutch Republic coinage. As the coin remains encapsulated in an NGC holder, the exact weight cannot be verified directly; however, pieces of this type typically weigh around 27 grams, consistent with the expected standard. The coin shows honest circulation while retaining clear details. • Material: Silver • Weight: approx. 27 g • Date: AD 1660 • Condition: VF A scarce Dutch Republic silver dukaat from the rare Deventer mint, representing an attractive example of seventeenth-century provincial coinage.