Netherlands. Lot of 3 Silver Coins – 6 Stuivers, 2 Stuivers & 1 Stuiver – 17th–18th Century (No reserve price)

Netherlands – Dutch Republic – Lot of 3 Silver Coins – 6 Stuivers, 2 Stuivers & 1 Stuiver – 17th–18th Century

Description:

A collection of three historical silver coins from the Dutch Republic, representing three different denominations and issuing authorities.

Contents:

1. Nijmegen – 6 Stuivers

2. Holland – 1 Stuiver (Bezemstuiver), 1764

Silver Bezemstuiver issued by the Province of Holland, struck at Dordrecht.

Obverse: Bundle of seven arrows tied together, dividing the denomination 1 – S, surrounded by an ornamental wreath.

Reverse: Provincial inscription HOL / LAN / DIA, with a rosette above and the date 1764 below.

References: CNM 2.28.121; HPM Ho 78; Verkade 56.6; KM 91.

3. West Friesland – 2 Stuivers (Dubbele Wapenstuiver), 1790

Silver double stuiver issued by West Friesland.

Obverse: Provincial name arranged over three lines, WEST / FRI / SIA, with the date 1790 below and a rosette above.

Reverse: Crowned coat of arms of West Friesland, featuring two lions, with the denomination 2 – S on either side.

References: CNM 2.46.79; HPM Wf 67; Verkade 75.4; KM 106.2.

Specifications:
- Issuers: Nijmegen, Holland and West Friesland
- Denominations: 6 Stuivers, 2 Stuivers and 1 Stuiver
- Dates: 1686 (attributed), 1764 and 1790
- Material: Silver
- Quantity: 3 coins

Historical Context:

During the Dutch Republic, individual provinces and certain cities maintained their own coinage traditions within a shared monetary system.

This collection illustrates three different silver denominations, ranging from the late seventeenth century to the final years of the eighteenth century.