$2,950.00 USD
The 1803 Netherlands Gold Ducat, graded PCGS MS 62, is a significant coin from the Batavian Republic era, reflecting the rich history and economic importance of the Netherlands during this period.
The obverse features a standing armored knight holding a sword in his right hand and a bundle of arrows in his left. The knight is surrounded by the Latin inscription "CONCORDIA RES PAR CRESTRA," which translates to "Unity makes strength." This imagery and motto symbolize the unity and strength of the Dutch provinces
The reverse displays an ornate square tablet with an inscription in five lines: "MO: ORD: PROVIN: FOEDER: BELG: AD: LEG: IMP," which translates to "Coin of the United Provinces of the Netherlands issued in accordance with the law of the Empire." This inscription emphasizes the legitimacy and authority of the coin within the Dutch Republic
The 1803 Gold Ducat is significant for its historical and numismatic value. It represents the economic stability and prosperity of the Dutch Republic during the early 19th century. The consistent weight and fineness of the gold ducat made it a trusted and widely accepted trade coin across Europe, contributing to the Netherlands' robust trade networks
