Stiver - Charles of Egmond Lion facing left, Netherlands

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Country:
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"Netherlands"
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Netherlands
Years of Minting:
1492-1538
Period:
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Nijmegen, Netherlands (575-1704)

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Reverse

Description:

Floriate cross, alternating lions and fleur-de-lis in the angles

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Obverse

Description:

Lion holding shield with Guelders arms in front, claws showing on each side

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Edge

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Obverse:

✠ kAROLVS ⸰ DVX ⸰ GELR' ⸰ IVL' ⸰ Z ⸰ CO ⸰ 3V

Reverse:

✠ EQVITAS ⸰ IVDICIA ⸰ TVA ⸰ DOmInE

Composition

Silver

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Stiver - Charles of Egmond Lion facing left, Netherlands

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