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1 Stuiver - David of Burgundy

Issuer Bishopric of Utrecht (Dutch States)
Year 1457
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Currency Groot (1024-1528)
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Reverse description A long cross pattée dominates the reverse, its arms extending to the inner reeded circle and dividing the field into four quarters. A voided lozenge or diamond shape is placed at the center intersection of the cross. The letters D, A, V, I appear in the four quarters flanking the cross arms, with the letter D repeated below to complete the issuer's name DAVID. The circumferential legend in Gothic uncial script runs between the reeded inner circle and the beaded outer border, identifying this as a new episcopal coin of Utrecht.
Reverse script Latin (uncial)
Reverse lettering ✠ mOnETA ⵓ nOVA ⵓ EPIS ⵓ TRAIECTE
D A V I
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