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1/2 Gulden Gold

Issuer Utrecht Mint
Year 1802
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Reverse description A fully-rigged three-masted Dutch East Indiaman sailing vessel is depicted in the central field, shown in profile riding upon stylized waves, with sails set and flags aloft, conveying the mercantile and colonial ambitions of the Batavian Republic. The circumferential Latin legend 'INDIÆ BATAVORUM' arches above the ship along a beaded inner border. The date '1802' appears in the lower exergual area, enclosed within parentheses and flanked by decorative foliate or scroll ornaments. The reverse design explicitly references the Dutch colonial trade with the East Indies.
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Reverse lettering INDIÆ BATAVORUM 1802
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Mintage 1802
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