Netherlands, Gelderland 1 Stuiver 1609/1624 (No reserve price)

The depicted coin is a 1 Stuiver (Stuber) from the town of Huissen in Gelderland. Struck during the period of the ruling princes (around 1609-1624/1624-1626).

Characteristics of the coin:
Nominal value: 1 Stuiver (Stuber)
Origin: City of Huissen (under the Cleves/Guelders influence or ruling princes in Gelderland).
Period: Early 17th century (ca. 1609-1624 or the second period 1624-1626.

Notable feature: This type of stuiver closely resembles the coins of Cleves and Emmerich. But it can be recognized by the specific inscription and the coat of arms of Huissen.
The coin is known as scarce to very rare in the collectors’ world.