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| 表面の説明 | City name of Nijmegen rendered in three lines as NOV / IMA / GVM in bold raised letters at center of the field, enclosed within a wreath of tulip branches tied at the base with a small floral ornament. The wreath is composed of symmetrical leafy sprays with tulip blooms at the terminals, characteristic of early Dutch municipal coinage. The overall design is simple and heraldic in character, with no additional legend or border inscription. |
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| 裏面の文字体系 | Latin |
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Nijmegen held the right to strike its own copper small change as one of the principal cities of Gelderland, a privilege that persisted well into the seventeenth century despite repeated efforts by the States General to rationalize coinage across the nascent Dutch Republic. The duit was the workhorse of everyday retail transactions — eight to the stuiver — and municipal issues like this one circulated alongside provincial and VOC-struck pieces with little friction.
The 1604 date places this piece early in the Twelve Years' Truce negotiations, when Nijmegen remained a strategically sensitive border city only recently secured from Spanish control following the Union of Utrecht.