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Duit obverse incuse

Issuer Province of Holland (Dutch Republic)
Year 1702-1780
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse description The Dutch lion rampant facing left, depicted in bold relief, grasping in its right forepaw a bundle of arrows and in its left a pole surmounted by a Liberty cap (Vrijheidshoed), emblematic of the Dutch Republic's sovereignty. The lion stands within a fenced enclosure (the hortus conclusus or tuin), rendered with horizontal fence palings curving around the base of the composition. No legend or inscription appears in the field, the entire design filling the flan to the rim.
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Reverse description The reverse presents a fully incuse (mirror-image, sunken) impression of the obverse design, produced by striking the coin with only the obverse die and a plain or obverse-matrix anvil, resulting in a negative intaglio rendering of the rampant lion, Liberty cap on pole, and fence enclosure. The incuse impression is characteristic of this distinctive variety of Holland Duit, where the design appears recessed rather than raised, with no additional inscription or border element.
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