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Netherlands, Utrecht Gouden rijder van 14 gulden 1750

Netherlands, Utrecht Gouden rijder van 14 gulden 1750

Front: Knight with raised sword on horseback to the right, galloping above crowned provincial coat of arms - MO:AUR:PRO:CONFŒD:BELG:TRAIECT:[stadwapen] Reverse: Crowned general's arms between 14 -Gl. 1750 above - CONCORDIA RESPARVÆ CRESCUNT Material: Gold Au Weight: 9.61 grams Reference: CNM 2.43.37 / Delm. 970 Quality: VF cleaned Also view our other offered lots on Catawiki: https://www.catawiki.com/en/u/29383408-numistrust-de-numismaat. The quality designation is the professional assessment of Numistrust de Numismaat, but view the images carefully for your own impression. This lot will be sent by registered mail and adequately insured. Disclaimer Bidders should be aware that different countries do not accept the import of objects from endangered and other protected species, even if a certificate of origin is supplied. By bidding, you confirm that you are aware of the customs laws and regulations of your own country.

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