Netherlands, Holland Pijl- of Bezemstuiver 1738 (No reserve price)
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Historical silver bezemstuiver from 1738, minted in Dordrecht for Holland under mint master Otto Buck, bearing a rose mint mark and a bundle of seven arrows on the obverse with 1 stuiver value, weight 0.69 g and diameter 16 mm, condition not certified.
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Holland – Broom-Stiver 1738 – Dordrecht | Otto Buck
Northern Netherlands – Republic of the Seven United Netherlands (1581–1795)
Historical silver broom-stiver from 1738, minted in Dordrecht for the province of Holland under mint master Otto Buck, with the rose as mint mark.
The broom-stiver derives its characteristic name from the bundle of seven bound arrows, a powerful symbol of the unity of the seven provinces of the Republic. Holland played a prominent role in this period as an economic, political and maritime center, with the Dordrecht mint making an important contribution to provincial coinage.
Obverse:
A bundle of seven arrows, bound by a ribbon and flanked by the denomination I – S (1 stuiver), enclosed by an ornamental laurel wreath.
Reverse:
A flower above the text laid out in four lines:
HOL / LAN / DIA / 1738
Specifications
* Province: Holland
* Mint: Dordrecht
* Year: 1738
* Denomination: 1 stuiver (broom-stiver)
* Mint master: Otto Buck
* Mint mark: Rose
* Material: Silver
* Weight: 0.69 gram
* Diameter: 16 mm
* Reference: CNM 2.28.121
An attractive piece of eighteenth-century Dutch coin history, in which the symbolism of the seven united provinces is expressed in a striking manner. A beautiful addition to any collection of provincial Dutch coins.
Holland – Broom-Stiver 1738 – Dordrecht | Otto Buck
Northern Netherlands – Republic of the Seven United Netherlands (1581–1795)
Historical silver broom-stiver from 1738, minted in Dordrecht for the province of Holland under mint master Otto Buck, with the rose as mint mark.
The broom-stiver derives its characteristic name from the bundle of seven bound arrows, a powerful symbol of the unity of the seven provinces of the Republic. Holland played a prominent role in this period as an economic, political and maritime center, with the Dordrecht mint making an important contribution to provincial coinage.
Obverse:
A bundle of seven arrows, bound by a ribbon and flanked by the denomination I – S (1 stuiver), enclosed by an ornamental laurel wreath.
Reverse:
A flower above the text laid out in four lines:
HOL / LAN / DIA / 1738
Specifications
* Province: Holland
* Mint: Dordrecht
* Year: 1738
* Denomination: 1 stuiver (broom-stiver)
* Mint master: Otto Buck
* Mint mark: Rose
* Material: Silver
* Weight: 0.69 gram
* Diameter: 16 mm
* Reference: CNM 2.28.121
An attractive piece of eighteenth-century Dutch coin history, in which the symbolism of the seven united provinces is expressed in a striking manner. A beautiful addition to any collection of provincial Dutch coins.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Region
Netherlands, Holland
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
1738
Denomination
Pijl- of Bezemstuiver
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
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