1 Gulden 1791 with a countermark in the shape of a pointed oval with a flower design, attributed to Sumanep. Another small chop-mark of 4 dots, may be a banker’s mark. The pointed oval type c/m is mainly applied on Rupee-seize coins, viz. silver rupees (mainly Java rupees), Dutch ‘Generaliteits’-guldens, Quarter Pagoda of British India (1807) and also found on a Spanish 4 Real 1793. Host coin and c/m VF
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