Netherlands, Utrecht Scheepjesschelling 1785

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Silver ship money known as a Scheepjeschelling from Utrecht, 1785, weighing 4.74 g with a diameter of 27 mm, not certified.

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Ship's Shilling Utrecht 1785 Pr
weight 4.74gr. | silver Ø 27mm.
mint master Johan Sebastiaan van Naamen
mintmark city shield of Utrecht (on the mirror)
engraver Jan Willem Marmé In the years 1785-1786 only 2,915 pieces of ship's shillings were minted.
Unlike the ship's shillings of Holland, West Friesland, Zeeland and the Utrecht ship’s shilling from before 1765, these shillings were intended for domestic use and were not struck on behalf of the VOC for trade to the East.
Evidence of this small edition and the high-quality workmanship of the dies suggests that these shillings were primarily used as presentation pieces.
This also explains why, despite the small editions, a relatively large number of these ship's shillings have been preserved and mostly in high quality. After all, they were keepsakes. Rare. Verkade 113.4 | HNPM.84 | CNM.2.43.137 R

Weight: 4.74 g
Diameter: 27.00 mm

Ship's Shilling Utrecht 1785 Pr
weight 4.74gr. | silver Ø 27mm.
mint master Johan Sebastiaan van Naamen
mintmark city shield of Utrecht (on the mirror)
engraver Jan Willem Marmé In the years 1785-1786 only 2,915 pieces of ship's shillings were minted.
Unlike the ship's shillings of Holland, West Friesland, Zeeland and the Utrecht ship’s shilling from before 1765, these shillings were intended for domestic use and were not struck on behalf of the VOC for trade to the East.
Evidence of this small edition and the high-quality workmanship of the dies suggests that these shillings were primarily used as presentation pieces.
This also explains why, despite the small editions, a relatively large number of these ship's shillings have been preserved and mostly in high quality. After all, they were keepsakes. Rare. Verkade 113.4 | HNPM.84 | CNM.2.43.137 R

Weight: 4.74 g
Diameter: 27.00 mm

Details

Era
1400-1900
Region
Netherlands, Utrecht
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
1785
Denomination
Scheepjesschelling
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
Weight
4.74 g
Number of objects
1
Theme
History
The NetherlandsVerified
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