Netherlands, Brabant (Duchy of) Filippo IV (1621-1665). Patagon

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Willem Knapen
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A silver 1 Patagon coin from the Netherlands (Brabant), dated 1621–1665, with .875 fineness, weighing 28.1 g, 42 mm in diameter and 2 mm thick, not certified.

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Description from the seller

Years 1621-1665
Value 1 Patagon
Currency: Gulden (1506-1713)
Composition Silver (.875)
Weight 28.1 g
Diameter 42 mm
Thickness 2 mm

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Seller's Story

Feddema Gold & Silver, Stamp and Coin Trade is a family business with over 45 years of experience in the purchase and sale of valuable possessions. We specialize in gold, silver, coins, stamps, banknotes, antiques, watches, Swarovski, old toys and more. Our expert appraisers offer a fair, up-to-date price and a personal approach. We are always looking for unique items and complete collections. Customer-oriented service and transparent appraisals are our focus.
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Years 1621-1665
Value 1 Patagon
Currency: Gulden (1506-1713)
Composition Silver (.875)
Weight 28.1 g
Diameter 42 mm
Thickness 2 mm

View the photos for a clear impression of the condition and content.
Will be carefully packed and sent via registered mail.
See also our other lots.

When picking up, please contact us first to make an appointment.

Shipping takes place from Tuesday to Friday morning (excluding holidays). We use postage stamps, which means that processing at PostNL may take a bit longer.
Therefore, you usually receive the track & trace code the day after shipment.
Please note: carefully check that your address details are correctly entered on Catawiki to prevent delays or loss of items.

Seller's Story

Feddema Gold & Silver, Stamp and Coin Trade is a family business with over 45 years of experience in the purchase and sale of valuable possessions. We specialize in gold, silver, coins, stamps, banknotes, antiques, watches, Swarovski, old toys and more. Our expert appraisers offer a fair, up-to-date price and a personal approach. We are always looking for unique items and complete collections. Customer-oriented service and transparent appraisals are our focus.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Region
Netherlands, Brabant (Duchy of)
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country/province
Netherlands
Ruler
Filippo IV (1621-1665)
Denomination
Patagon
Condition
Ungraded
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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Reviews
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