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| 表面の説明 | Central field occupied by the crowned heraldic shield of Holland, displaying a rampant lion passant guardant within a plain escutcheon surmounted by an ornate crown with foliate finials. The denomination numeral '1' appears to the left of the shield and the initial 'G' (for Gulden) to the right, flanking the arms. The date 1692 is inscribed above the crown. A circular Latin legend surrounds the entire design, reading MO · NO · ARGENT · COMIT · HOLL, denoting this as new coinage of the County of Holland. The coin exhibits a milled or grained edge border. |
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| 表面の銘文 | MO : NO : ARGENT : COMIT : HOLL : 1692 1 G (Translation: New silver coinage of the County of Holland) |
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Holland's four-ducat gulden was a pattern-weight piece issued during the peak years of Dutch commercial dominance, when the Republic's financial infrastructure was the envy of Europe. The Amsterdam Wisselbank, founded in 1609, had created a system where merchants demanded coins of precise, guaranteed weight — and the provincial mint at Dordrecht responded with issues calibrated to match multiples of the ducat standard. This piece occupies an odd taxonomic space: recorded as a pattern by Delmonte yet struck in sufficient numbers to circulate among wholesale merchants.
The KM designation as Pn21 reflects ongoing scholarly uncertainty about its intended function.