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100 Abdyen - Averbode

Issuer Averbode Abbey
Year 1984
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Value 100 Abdyen
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Reverse description Detailed depiction of the Baroque façade of the abbey church of Averbode Abbey, rendered with fine architectural detail including the central portal surmounted by a fanlight and pediment with decorative cartouche, flanking bays with tall mullioned windows, and pilasters articulating the façade. The legend 'IN OMLOOP VANAF 30-5-84' arcs along the upper field, and the place name 'AVERBODE' is inscribed in raised letters along the lower rim.
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Averbode Abbey, a Norbertine (Premonstratensian) foundation in the Belgian province of Antwerp, has issued its own token coinage for internal use — accepted at abbey shops and facilities — continuing a tradition of ecclesiastical monetary autonomy that stretches back centuries in the Low Countries. The "Abdyen" denomination is specific to this system, not convertible outside abbey grounds.

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