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| 正面铭文 | MO : NO : ARGENT : COMIT : ZEEL : 1694 3 G (Translation: New silver coinage of the County of Zeeland) |
| 背面描述 | A standing female allegorical figure, representing Liberty or the Maiden of Zeeland, leaning with her left arm upon a column topped with a book, while her right hand holds a downward-pointing spear surmounted by a Phrygian cap of liberty. The figure is draped in classical robes and occupies the central field. A Latin legend encircles the design along the periphery. The reverse is struck in the same high relief as the obverse, characteristic of the piedfort format. |
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Piedforts — struck at double the standard planchet thickness using the same working dies as regular circulation issues — were produced almost exclusively for presentation purposes in the Dutch Republic. Zeeland's 1694 emission almost certainly served as an official gift or cabinet piece rather than anything approaching commerce. The province had a long tradition of issuing such prestige strikes for foreign dignitaries and civic officials.
By 1694, the Dutch Republic was deep into the Nine Years' War, with William III's coalition straining provincial finances considerably. That Zeeland bothered with a piedfort at all in this fiscal climate suggests a specific diplomatic occasion, though the recipient is not recorded in the standard references.