Duit 1509 (Pietersen 18) – Obv. St. Martinus on horseback AN’ - DN - I’ – 09 /Rev. Angel above coat of arms of City Utrecht (* CIVI)TAS * TRAIECT (*) - VF (ex collection Vinkenborg)

Duit 1762 struck in silver, reeded edge (CNM 2.44.20 / PW 5113.1 /R) - 3.68 gram - XF+ - rare

Duit 1767 struck in silver, reeded edge (CNM 2.44.20 / PW 5113.1 RR) - 3.16 gram - a.UNC - very rare

Duit 1789 struck on a very large flan of 24 mm. (PW 5114 / CNM 2.44.22) - 3.50 gram - XF/UNC - ex. collectie Coenen

Duit 1791 struck in silver with reeded edge (CNM 2.44.22 / PW 5114.3 /R) - 2.86 gram - edge default - XF/UNC - rare

Stuiver 1579 Philips II (CNM 2.44.1 / vGH 278 / V. 114.1) + Stuiver 1599 with city arms dividing I-S (CNM 2.44.7 / V. 114.2) - Total 2 pcs. in avg. F/VF

Lower and upper dies of a duit 1711 (CNM 2.44.20, PW 5110) - The lower die with a crowned city coat of arms, 170 mm long and maximum 60 mm in diameter, 1203.80 grams, with on the side a square punch 'cloverleaf' (probably the sign of the 'stempelsmid') - the upper die STAD UTRECHT 1711, 46x28 mm 254.55 grams, the upper side mushroom-shaped deformed by use, to a maximum of 44 mm - some corrosion but everything clearly legible - extremely rare and a beautiful illustration for a coin collection - NB In the 1870s a number of old coin dies were discovered in the Utrecht city hall, the vast majority of which ended up in the collections of the Stedelijk Museum van Oudheden (now the Centraal Museum) and 's Rijks Munt (now in NNM). As far as is known, no examples have ever been offered for auction.

Two used upper dies for duiten 1661 and 1663 (CNM 2.44.18, PW 5108) - The first CIV. TRAIECT. 1661 within a quatrefoil with lilies in the corners, 36x25 mm 144,60 gram, the upper end maximal 38 mm - the second of the same type with TRAIECT 1663, 42x23 mm (maximal 38 mm) 162,30 gram - some corrosion - extremely rare

Punch (dut) 'stedelijk wapenschild' with round shaft used for countermarking municipal duiten 1657-1690 in 1702 (see Van der Wis A26) - 70x19 mm (maximal width 38 mm) 149,15 gram - extremely rare - some corrosion

Used upper die for striking 'Wijnpenning voor de Stedelijke Schutterij 1661' (Van Orden 7-8, Utrechtse Penningen II E4, CM 'met vlijt vergaard' 40, PR 1367/8) Crowned municipal coat of arms carried by lions, above and below banderoles VIN∙HON and URB∙TRA - 80x35 mm (maximal width 60 mm) 664,30 gram - extremely rare - some corrosion - added a brass bar 38x85x12 mm stamped with a crowned Dutch coat of arms on both sides (incuse / in relief) from the same source (2x)