Netherlands, Groninger Ommelanden Pijl- of Bezemstuiver 1738

orthern Netherlands – Groningen & Ommelanden – Rare broom-stuiver 1738 – Magnificent relief Rare broom-stuiver from 1738, minted for the Province of Groningen & Ommelanden. A particularly attractive specimen with exceptionally strong relief and fine detailing. This historical silver coin belongs to the characteristic provincial coinage of the Dutch Republic (the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands). Obverse: A finely worked bundle of seven arrows, tied with a ribbon, with the denomination I – S (1 stuiver) on either side. The whole is enclosed by an ornate laurel wreath. Reverse: The provincial designation and the year, divided over four lines: • Crane • GRON. EN OML. 1738 The whole within an ornate border design. Condition and features: A particularly well-preserved specimen with notably high and sharp relief. The arrow bundle, the ornate laurel wreath and the inscriptions are clearly visible. The natural patina also contributes to the authentic appearance of this nearly 300-year-old silver coin. A rare broom-stuiver from 1738, which is especially difficult to find in this exceptionally attractive quality. A wonderful collectible for the enthusiast of Dutch provincial coins. See the photos for your own assessment of the quality and details.

Estimate:£229.21

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