Willem V van Bronkhorst (1556-1573) - Daalder ND (1558) mm. pomegranate (CNM 2.05.15 / cf. Delm. 529 R3) - 27.71 gram - Obv. Banner lord to left with helmet in right hand + MONET arms of Stein NOVA AR arms of Batenburg, GENT BAT wapen van Bronkhorst ENBO / Rev. Crowned double headed eagle + FERDINAN ELEC ROMA IM SEM AVG - F/VF- extremely rare and offered only once by us before

Willem V van Bronkhorst (1556-1573) - Daalder (15)59 mm. pommegranate (CNM 2.05.17 / Dav. 8558 / Delm. 530 /R1) - 27.93 gram - Obv. Banner lord to left + arms of Stein, Batenburg and Bronkhorst in legend / Rev. Double-headed eagle - a.VF - rare - ex. collectie Cor Leeksma

Willem V van Bronkhorst (1556-1573) - St. Victordukaat ND Batenburg (CNM 2.05.4 / Delm. 688 R1 / VH&S 1128 R1) - 3.40 gram - Obv. St. Victor with shield and banner dividing W-B (Wilhelmvs Batenborch), * SANCTVS * - VICTOR / Rev. Madonna and Child, combined coat of arms of Batenburg-Bronkhorst below * MONETA * NO - VA * AVREA * B * - VF - rare and only offered once by us before

St. Ludgerdaalder ND, rev. variety (Delm. 786 / De Voogt pl. 3.1 / Dav.8888, incorrectly attributed to 8887 by NGC) - Obv. Bust with straight crown holding scepter SANCTVS : LVDERVS : PATRONVS : NOSTE / Rev. Rampant lion holding arms DENARIVS : NOVVS : DOM : IN : B - NGC MS 62 (#8528051-001) - attributed in the past to the barononies of Batenburg/Baar but nowadays to Ost-Friesland, presumably struck by the fraudulent mintmaster Dirk Iden Kruitkremer in Norden (Hanfried Bendig, JMP 98 (2011), p. 122-138, type B - Bendig mentions the existence of only 2 pieces of this type at the time of writing his article) - RRR - attractive and extremely rare specimen displaying sharp details and also extremely rare in this mint state condition