Bust of Frederick Henry, bare headed but wearing lace collar and cuirass, facing three-quarters to right within a cartouche, held by, on the left, Mars, in armor, holding Frederick’s arms and with armor at his feet, and Victory, on the right, holding a palm branch; both jointly hold a wreath over Frederick’s head.
Obverse lettering
AVREA CONDET SAECVLA
S HERTOGENBOS /1629
.16.A.VD. WILGE.30. (Translation: he has brought the age of gold)
Obverse script
Latin
Reverse description
Name of Jehovah in clouds above two cherubs with trumpets holding a wreath over the crowned arms of the States-General, supported by Prudentia, on the left, holding a snake, and by Fortitudia, holding a column (their names are inscribed beneath); both hold wreaths attached to four cartouches bearing the views of four of Frederick Henry’s victories.
Reverse lettering
VSPICIIS ADSIT VICTRIX CONCORDIA
GROL / 1627, SILVERVLOT / 1628, FERNAMBVCO / 1630, and WESEL /
1629
CVM PREVIL (Translation: that harmonius victory be joined to supreme power)