Netherlands. 2021. Five medals – 600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed, 1421–2021 – gold-plated ''Ducaton Reverse'' (No reserve price)

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Netherlands, 2021, five 50 mm medals, heavily gold-plated with coloured accents, in the series marking 600 years Saint Elisabeth’s Flood (1421–2021), each with its own certificate of authenticity and a proof finish.

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Netherlands. 2021. Five medals – 600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed, 1421–2021 – gold-plated, 50 mm – with certificates

Collection of five different commemorative medals marking the six-hundredth anniversary of the Saint Elizabeth’s Flood. Each medal has an individual subtheme within the series “600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed 1421–2021” and is accompanied by its own certificate.

Contents

“Het mysterie van het aangespoelde wiegje” – the mystery of the washed-ashore cradle.

“De ondergelopen dorpen in de Dordtse Waard” – the flooded villages of the Dordtse Waard.

“De doorgebroken dijk” – the breached dike.

“Het water is niet meer te stoppen” – the water can no longer be stopped.

“Ondergelopen dorpen na de Sint-Elisabethsvloed” – flooded villages after the Saint Elizabeth’s Flood.

Obverses
Five different illustrated scenes with coloured accents, each featuring the number “600” and a golden cartouche inscribed “600 Jaar Sint Elisabethsvloed 1421–2021”. Latin inscriptions surround the central scenes.

Common reverse
Design based on the historical ducaton, also known as the silver rider: a crowned shield supported by two lions, above an ornamental cartouche. Inscriptions “Koninkrijk der Nederlanden” and “Concordia res parvae crescunt”.

Specifications

Quantity: 5 different medals.

Issuer: Edel Collecties.

Year of issue: 2021.

Finish: heavily gold-plated with coloured accents.

Diameter: 50 mm each.

Striking quality: Proof.

Each medal is accompanied by its own certificate of authenticity.

Netherlands. 2021. Five medals – 600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed, 1421–2021 – gold-plated, 50 mm – with certificates

Collection of five different commemorative medals marking the six-hundredth anniversary of the Saint Elizabeth’s Flood. Each medal has an individual subtheme within the series “600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed 1421–2021” and is accompanied by its own certificate.

Contents

“Het mysterie van het aangespoelde wiegje” – the mystery of the washed-ashore cradle.

“De ondergelopen dorpen in de Dordtse Waard” – the flooded villages of the Dordtse Waard.

“De doorgebroken dijk” – the breached dike.

“Het water is niet meer te stoppen” – the water can no longer be stopped.

“Ondergelopen dorpen na de Sint-Elisabethsvloed” – flooded villages after the Saint Elizabeth’s Flood.

Obverses
Five different illustrated scenes with coloured accents, each featuring the number “600” and a golden cartouche inscribed “600 Jaar Sint Elisabethsvloed 1421–2021”. Latin inscriptions surround the central scenes.

Common reverse
Design based on the historical ducaton, also known as the silver rider: a crowned shield supported by two lions, above an ornamental cartouche. Inscriptions “Koninkrijk der Nederlanden” and “Concordia res parvae crescunt”.

Specifications

Quantity: 5 different medals.

Issuer: Edel Collecties.

Year of issue: 2021.

Finish: heavily gold-plated with coloured accents.

Diameter: 50 mm each.

Striking quality: Proof.

Each medal is accompanied by its own certificate of authenticity.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
– 600 jaar Sint-Elisabethsvloed, 1421–2021 – gold-plated ''Ducaton Reverse''
Denomination
2021. Five medals
Condition
Ungraded
Theme
Animals
The NetherlandsVerified
1978
Objects sold
99.74%
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