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Kingdom of William I, Silver Ducat 1816 almost PR Edition of only 174,092 pieces. Medal strike The gold and silver ducats were minted for trade. Specifically: the Baltic trade. The value of these coins fluctuated with the price of gold and silver. This, in contrast to the nominal coins, which were issued at a fixed value (e.g., 1 gulden). The minting of silver ducats with the year 1816 took place in 1817. The coin was minted for only one year and is therefore very rare. Catalog Schulman 235 | LSch.251note | KM.46 R NVMH 2027 PR: EUR 3.000,— No shipping to certain countries including the U.S.

Estimate:£1,835.41

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