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2 Gulden No value, Provincial arms

Issuer Province of Gelderland (Dutch Republic)
Year 1696
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Value 2 Gulden
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Obverse lettering MO ॱ ARG ॱ ORD ॱ FÆD ॱ BELG ॱ GEL ॱ ET : Z
(Translation: “Silver coin of the federated estates of Guelders and Zutphen)
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Reverse lettering HAC NITIMVR HANC : TVEMVR : 1696 :
(Translation: On her we lean; her we protect)
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Gelderland's provincial coinage of the 1690s was produced under sustained fiscal pressure — the Nine Years' War against Louis XIV had drained the Dutch Republic's provinces individually as well as collectively, and minting activity across the regional houses reflected urgent demand for circulating silver. Gelderland, the easternmost and historically most contested of the provinces, maintained its own mint at Harderwijk throughout this period.

The Voogt reference places this piece squarely within a well-documented provincial series, though die marriages between the gulden denominations of this decade are still incompletely catalogued.

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