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Ducaton `Zilveren Rijder` piedfort at 1.5 weight

Uitgever Province of Gelderland (Dutch Republic)
Jaar 1716-1717
Type Non-circulating coin
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Beschrijving voorzijde A fully armored knight on a charging horse advancing to the right, brandishing a drawn sword aloft with his right hand. Beneath the horse, the arms of Gelderland appear in the field. The legend, rendered in Latin, encircles the design and terminates with the privy mark of the issuing mint master. The composition is executed in high relief, characteristic of piedfort production, with bold sculptural detail in the horse's musculature and the knight's armor.
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Piedfort coins — struck at multiples of standard weight on thickened planchets — were almost never intended for circulation. In the Dutch Republic, they served as presentation pieces, diplomatic gifts, or tokens of distinction distributed by provincial minting authorities. Gelderland's mint at Harderwijk was among the smaller provincial operations, and issues at non-standard weights from this period were produced in extremely limited quantities, often to specific commission.

The 1716–1717 date range suggests production across two minting years, a span occasionally seen when a single authorized run bridged an annual account cycle.

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