1802 Batavian Republic Gulden NGC AU58
Tax included.
A beautiful example of a one year only issue.
A full set from the year consists of a 1/16, 1/18, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 Gulden.
The 1802 Batavian Republic Gulden was the official currency of the short-lived Batavian Republic, established in 1795. This Dutch state emerged after the French revolutionaries overthrew the Dutch Republic. The Batavian Republic was founded by a group of Dutch Patriots, including influential figures such as Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck and Pieter Vreede. It aimed to introduce democratic reforms, abolish hereditary privileges, and establish a modern state. The 1802 Gulden, a silver coin, symbolized the economic and political transformation of the Batavian Republic during its brief existence.
Obverse
Crowned Holland arms.
Reverse
Sailing ship
A full set from the year consists of a 1/16, 1/18, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 Gulden.
The 1802 Batavian Republic Gulden was the official currency of the short-lived Batavian Republic, established in 1795. This Dutch state emerged after the French revolutionaries overthrew the Dutch Republic. The Batavian Republic was founded by a group of Dutch Patriots, including influential figures such as Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck and Pieter Vreede. It aimed to introduce democratic reforms, abolish hereditary privileges, and establish a modern state. The 1802 Gulden, a silver coin, symbolized the economic and political transformation of the Batavian Republic during its brief existence.
Obverse
Crowned Holland arms.
Reverse
Sailing ship
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