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The Royal Dutch Mint honors its history with a unique new coin. The 2017 1 oz Netherlands Silver Lion Dollar Restrike is a reproduction of a coin that was originally traded in the 17th century. Today, you can purchase this coin from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Each coin you purchase from this listing will come with a capsule, display box, and Certificate of Authenticity. With this release, you will get a 400th-anniversary issue of this coin.
The coins that these are supposed to represent were originally created in 1617. The coins were known as the Dutch lion daalder. Today, we call the restrike versions Lion Dollars because of the stunning lion design on the reverse.
On the obverse of these coins, you will see the image of a knight standing with a shield. The shield bears the image of a lion in the rampant position. You will also find the engravings “MO. ARG. PRO. CONFOE. BELG,” which is short for “Moneta Argentea Provinciarum Confoederatum Belgicarum,” meaning “Silver money of the Province of the Netherlands.” You will also see the letters “TRA,” which represent Utrecht. A beadwork design surrounds the design.
The reverse face of each coin features the same heraldic lion design that is found on the shield on the other side of the coin. The large lion is shown reared up on its hind legs. A beadwork pattern also surrounds the image of the lion, separating it from the engravings “2017” and the motto of the United Provinces, which is “CONFIDENS. DNO. NON. MOVETVR,” which means “Who trusts in the Lord is not moved.”
The Royal Dutch Mint was established by the Dutch state in 1567. Today, it is owned by Heylen Group and produces coins for various foreign national banks in the Eurozone. Additionally, the Royal Dutch Mint strikes coins from Latvia, Honduras, and Guatemala. The Heylen Group purchase the Royal Dutch Mint in 2016.
If you have any questions when buying silver, please contact our customer service team. We are happy to assist you throughout the purchasing process. Our team can help answer any questions for you at 800-276-6508. You can also reach us via email and live chat.
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The Royal Dutch Mint honors its history with a unique new coin. The 2017 1 oz Netherlands Silver Lion Dollar Restrike is a reproduction of a coin that was originally traded in the 17th century. Today, you can purchase this coin from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Each coin you purchase from this listing will come with a capsule, display box, and Certificate of Authenticity. With this release, you will get a 400th-anniversary issue of this coin.
The coins that these are supposed to represent were originally created in 1617. The coins were known as the Dutch lion daalder. Today, we call the restrike versions Lion Dollars because of the stunning lion design on the reverse.
On the obverse of these coins, you will see the image of a knight standing with a shield. The shield bears the image of a lion in the rampant position. You will also find the engravings “MO. ARG. PRO. CONFOE. BELG,” which is short for “Moneta Argentea Provinciarum Confoederatum Belgicarum,” meaning “Silver money of the Province of the Netherlands.” You will also see the letters “TRA,” which represent Utrecht. A beadwork design surrounds the design.
The reverse face of each coin features the same heraldic lion design that is found on the shield on the other side of the coin. The large lion is shown reared up on its hind legs. A beadwork pattern also surrounds the image of the lion, separating it from the engravings “2017” and the motto of the United Provinces, which is “CONFIDENS. DNO. NON. MOVETVR,” which means “Who trusts in the Lord is not moved.”
The Royal Dutch Mint was established by the Dutch state in 1567. Today, it is owned by Heylen Group and produces coins for various foreign national banks in the Eurozone. Additionally, the Royal Dutch Mint strikes coins from Latvia, Honduras, and Guatemala. The Heylen Group purchase the Royal Dutch Mint in 2016.
If you have any questions when buying silver, please contact our customer service team. We are happy to assist you throughout the purchasing process. Our team can help answer any questions for you at 800-276-6508. You can also reach us via email and live chat.
