Spanish Netherlands, Brabant, Antwerpen Filips IV. Dukaton 1663 (No reserve price)

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A 1663 silver ducaton from Antwerp in the Spanish Netherlands, issued under Philip IV for the Duchy of Brabant.

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Spanish Netherlands – Brabant – Antwerp – Philip IV – Silver Dukaton 1663

Southern Netherlands – Spanish Netherlands – Duchy of Brabant – Philip IV (1621–1665)

Silver dukaton from 1663, minted in Antwerp during the reign of King Philip IV of Spain.

An impressive 17th-century silver coin with the characteristic portrait of Philip IV and the crowned Habsburg shield, flanked by two lions.

Historical background

Philip IV (1605–1665) ruled from 1621 over the Spanish empire, including the Southern Netherlands. His reign was marked by prolonged wars, political tensions and significant economic developments.

Antwerp remained during this period an important trading and minting center within the Spanish Netherlands.

The dukaton was a large silver coin that played an important role in trade and in larger payments.

This coin was struck in 1663, only two years before the death of Philip IV and in a period when the Spanish Habsburgs still exercised their authority over the Southern Netherlands.

Obverse:
The right-facing bust of King Philip IV, dressed in armor with a mantle and the distinctive pleated millstone collar.

Around the portrait is the Latin royal inscription, in which Philip IV is identified with his royal titles.

Reverse:
The crowned royal shield of the Spanish Habsburgs, flanked by two heraldic lions acting as supporters.

Under the shield is the Burgundian fire iron, a historical symbol referring to the Netherlands’ connection to the House of Burgundy.

Mint mark:
Hand, characteristic of the mint location Antwerp.

Coin data:

* Ruler: Philip IV of Spain (1621–1665)
* Area: Spanish Netherlands
* Duchy: Brabant
* Mint: Antwerp
* Year: 1663
* Nominal value: 1 dukaton
* Metal: Silver
* Mint mark: Hand

Catalogue references:
Vanhout 642.AN | G&H 327-1b | Delmonte Argent 284 | Davenport 4454 | KM 72.1

An historically striking silver dukaton from Antwerp, minted during the final years of Philip IV’s reign. A characteristic example of the extensive silver coinage in the Spanish Netherlands during the 17th century.

Spanish Netherlands – Brabant – Antwerp – Philip IV – Silver Dukaton 1663

Southern Netherlands – Spanish Netherlands – Duchy of Brabant – Philip IV (1621–1665)

Silver dukaton from 1663, minted in Antwerp during the reign of King Philip IV of Spain.

An impressive 17th-century silver coin with the characteristic portrait of Philip IV and the crowned Habsburg shield, flanked by two lions.

Historical background

Philip IV (1605–1665) ruled from 1621 over the Spanish empire, including the Southern Netherlands. His reign was marked by prolonged wars, political tensions and significant economic developments.

Antwerp remained during this period an important trading and minting center within the Spanish Netherlands.

The dukaton was a large silver coin that played an important role in trade and in larger payments.

This coin was struck in 1663, only two years before the death of Philip IV and in a period when the Spanish Habsburgs still exercised their authority over the Southern Netherlands.

Obverse:
The right-facing bust of King Philip IV, dressed in armor with a mantle and the distinctive pleated millstone collar.

Around the portrait is the Latin royal inscription, in which Philip IV is identified with his royal titles.

Reverse:
The crowned royal shield of the Spanish Habsburgs, flanked by two heraldic lions acting as supporters.

Under the shield is the Burgundian fire iron, a historical symbol referring to the Netherlands’ connection to the House of Burgundy.

Mint mark:
Hand, characteristic of the mint location Antwerp.

Coin data:

* Ruler: Philip IV of Spain (1621–1665)
* Area: Spanish Netherlands
* Duchy: Brabant
* Mint: Antwerp
* Year: 1663
* Nominal value: 1 dukaton
* Metal: Silver
* Mint mark: Hand

Catalogue references:
Vanhout 642.AN | G&H 327-1b | Delmonte Argent 284 | Davenport 4454 | KM 72.1

An historically striking silver dukaton from Antwerp, minted during the final years of Philip IV’s reign. A characteristic example of the extensive silver coinage in the Spanish Netherlands during the 17th century.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Region
Spanish Netherlands, Brabant, Antwerpen
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
1663
Ruler
Filips IV
Denomination
Dukaton
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
The NetherlandsVerified
1436
Objects sold
99.27%
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