Holograph notes on guilders

168 3 Gild. 1698 { A woman. Inscription Hac nitimus hanc tuemur. Belgic Lyon 1oz.6

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gr. Id 1695 1.11. Id. 1696 1.5

\frac{3}{4}

I. 1697 1.9

\frac{1}{4}

Id. 1682 1oz.4gr Id 1691 1.6gr Id 1686 { A woman & Reverse Belgic Lyon & Andrew cross quartered 1oz7

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gr Id 1687 15

Weight d Three Gilder Pieces { 1682 1oz.4gr W 1

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1686 1.7

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W 1 1687 1.5 W 1 1691 1.6 W 1

\frac{1}{2}

1695 1.11 W 2 1696 1.5

\frac{3}{4}

W 1 1697 1.9

\frac{1}{4}

W 1 1698 1.6

\frac{1}{4}

W 1 A three guilder piece is by lawof Holland should be when new coyned 1dwt wors & weighs 1oz 8dwgrt but is some times 21

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gr, 2gr or 2

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gr worse & frequently weights or 2 or 3gr lighter or heavier bein uneavenly coyned. If 1dwt wors & 1oz 8gr in weight it's worth 5s 2d

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. This is the legal value but by wearing they become lighter. Its stampt wthwith a Minerva leaning on an Altar & holding a hat on a sphere with this motto Hac nitimur hanc tuemur, & on the reverse the Belgic Lyon & sometimes the Lyon & cross quartered. A guilder in Holland is therefore worth 1s. 8d

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