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De Hollandsche Ponder – Canon van de Lage Landen – Netherlands in the 17th Century, Part 1 – 430 g Large De Hollandsche Ponder from the series “Canon van de Lage Landen”, dedicated to the Netherlands in the seventeenth century – Part 1. The obverse combines representations of historic Dutch coin denominations with six coloured scenes relating to important events and figures from the Dutch seventeenth century: - 1612 – De Beemster – the reclamation of the Beemster polder - 1602–1799 – VOC – the Dutch East India Company - 1618–1619 – Synod of Dordrecht - 1621–1792 – West India Company (WIC) - 1621 – Hugo de Groot - 1606–1669 – Rembrandt van Rijn Around the design are representations of historic Dutch denominations, accompanied by the inscription: 200 JAAR MUNTEN VAN HET KONINKRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN – 1818–2018 The denominations represented are: ½ cent – 5 cent – 10 cent – ½ gulden – 1 gulden – 10 gulden The reverse features the crowned coat of arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, surrounded by: KONINKRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN Specifications - Type: De Hollandsche Ponder - Series: Canon van de Lage Landen - Theme: Nederland in de zeventiende eeuw – Deel 1 - Finish: heavily gilt with high-quality striking effect - Quality: Proof - Diameter: 90 mm - Weight: 430 g - Thickness: 10 mm - Edge: reeded - Mintage: only 200 pieces Comes with the original certificate of authenticity, which also provides historical information about the six themes depicted on the piece. A substantial 430-gram De Hollandsche Ponder, combining Dutch monetary history with key events and personalities of the seventeenth century.

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