Bezemstuiver 1738 reeded edge struck in gold on the weight of a 1/2 Ducat (CNM 2.28.121 / Delm. 820) - 1.77 gram - small traces of mounting - XF/UNC

Bezemstuiver 1738 struck in gold on the weight of a 1/2 Ducat (Delm. 820 / CNM 2.28.121) - 1.74 gram - XF - ex. Virgil Brand collection part 6 (Sotheby's May 1984), lot no. 295 - ex. collectie Coenen

Bezemstuiver 1751 reeded edge struck in gold on the weight of a 1/2 Ducat (CNM 2.28.121 / Delm. 820) - 1.73 gram - XF/UNC - rare and only offered once by us before

Wapenstuiver 1724 struck in gold on the weight of 1/2 Dukaat (Delm. 819 / CNM 2.28.122) - 1.80 gram - a.UNC with strong lustre - rare - ex. Collection Coenen - 1724 being the first year of the new design stuiver, with a coat of arms rather than bundle of arrows, is likely responsible gold off-metal strikes being produced in higher numbers than average

Dubbele Wapenstuiver 1730 plain edge, struck in GOLD on the weight of a ducat (CNM 2.28.118 / Delm. 813) - 3.48 gram - Obv. .*. HOL LAN DIA 1730 / Rev. Crowned arms dividing 2 - S - UNC - very rare - ex. collectie Coenen

Scheepjesschelling 1672 Dordrecht, struck in gold on the weight of 2 Ducats (Delm. cf. Delm. 815 / CNM 2.28.115 / VH&S 1264 R4) - 6.92 gram - VF - of the highest rarity and not offered by us before

Scheepjesschelling 1749 reeded edge, struck in gold on the weight of 2 Ducats (Delm. 816 /R1 / CNM 2.28.116 / VH&S 1265 R2) - 6.90 gram - cleaned - XF - very rare

Scheepjesschelling 1755 struck in gold on the weight of 2 Ducats (Delm. 816 /R3 / CNM 2.28.116) - 6.92 gram - traces of mounting/wavy flan - XF/UNC - RRR - extremely rare - ex. collectie Coenen

Scheepjesschelling 1758 reeded edge, struck in gold on the weight of 2 Ducats (Delm. 816 /R1 / CNM 2.28.116 / VH&S 1265 R2) - 6.94 gram - a.UNC - attractive specimen with sharp details - very rare

1/4 Gulden or Muntmeesterpenning 1759 struck in GOLD on the weight of 1.5 Ducat (Delm. 808 R2 / CNM 2.28.108 / VH&S 1259 R1) - 5.10 gram - Traces of cross-mount on reverse and edge - VF/XF - very rare

½ Gulden or 10 stuiver 1688 over 1682, struck in gold on the weight of 3 ducats (CNM 2.28.99 / V. 52.3 / Delm. 807 /R3) - 9.97 gram - Obv. Standing Pallas with pike, leaning on altar / Rev. Crowned arms dividing 10-S - lightly cleaned and various traces of mounting - RRRR of the utmost rarity - XF - a hirtherto unrecognized overdate of this already exceptionally rare series of gold off-metal strikes, far eclipsing the masterfully restored plugging. Within the Dutch republic, the 1680's and early 1690's saw a huge reorganisation in mint and monetary organization. The prototyping and early introduction of the generaliteitsgulden produced many patterns and off-metal strikes; of these 17th century gold off-metal strikes, 10 Stuivers remain exceptionally and relatively elusive on the market - ex. Collection Coenen

X Stuiver 1749 reeded edge, struck in gold on the weight of 3 ducats (CNM 2.28.107 / Delm. 810 / HPM Ho 66) - 10.48 gram - Obv. Standing Pallas with pike, leaning on altar / Rev. Crowned arms dividing X-S - UNC/FDC - magnificent example with reflective fields and frosty relief - extremely rare - ex. Collection Coenen

X Stuiver 1754, struck in GOLD on the weight of 3 Ducats (CNM 2.28.107 / Delm. 811) - 10.41 gram - tulip edge - Obv. Standing Pallas with pike, on which resting the Dutch Liberty hat / Rev. Crowned arms dividing X-S - XF+ - deep red toning - RRRR of the highest rarity - while gold off-metal strikes are rare in general, the X stuiver remains exceptionally elusive, with only a handful of examples coming to market in recent years