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German coin ?

Verfasst: Sa 11.04.20 16:55
von pinpoint
All info welcome of this unknown coin ? We see next to the shield 8 & 9 = 1689 ??
Who recognize this shield of arms ?
Diagonaal : 50 mm . Found in The Netherlands

Regards , Pinpoint

Re: German coin ?

Verfasst: Sa 11.04.20 17:46
von Zwerg
The three antlers in the central shield should be Württemberg

Grüße
Zwerg

Re: German coin ?

Verfasst: Sa 11.04.20 21:05
von pinpoint
Thanks for your coop.

Already a match of the original coin .
This seems to be a " Notmünze " ?
Maybe someone recognize this item or have info .

Regards , Pinpoint

Re: German coin ?

Verfasst: Do 16.04.20 13:37
von Muppetshow
Sometimes a Klippe (example of a regular coin wich was minted on a square planchet and usually was heavier than the original coin the dies were used for) was given as a present to people with an important ststus in society. Also sometimes you were abled to buy such specimens a a present back then. Also this type of shape was used to test the dies (but usually they used a cheaper material in this cases) and more regularly when the coins were about to get tested for their silver content by the ruling authorities these were given as a sample.

Re: German coin ?

Verfasst: Do 16.04.20 22:19
von pinpoint
@muppetshow ,

Thanks for this extra info !
Seems to be a interesting find . I also see square Klippe coins before (Danish Klippe coins ) .
Kind regards from The Netherlands , Pinpoint
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