Roosschelling struck in GOLD 1682 mm. Bull (Vanhoudt & Saunders 1308 / V. text 384a / CNM 2.46.64 / WES.91 / Delm. 856 / R4) - 6.93 g. - Obv. Crowned coat-of-arms of West-Frisia within a wreath, date above crown. MO: NO: ORDIN. (bull) .WEST. FRISIAE. Rev. a rose at the center of a floriated cross. DEVS - FORTI - ET SPES - NOST. - OF THE HIGHEST RARITY. We only know of another specimen in the National Numismatic Collection (Nederlandsche Bank). A similar specimen from the Amsterdam Museum Collection (Ex. Lopez Suasso) is most likely a Half Roosschelling struck in gold. - Razor sharp details and reflective fields make this specimen a true gem! UNC

Stuiver 1673 with rampant lion. (CNM 2.15.15 / V. 74.2 / WES 64/R3) - Very rare - VF, slightly bent

Stuiver 1676 with crowned arms dividing B-P (Bank Payement) (V. 74.6 / CNM 2.15.17) - VF/XF

Dubbele Stuiver 1678 (CNM 2.15.14 / V. 74.7) - VF

Scheepjesschelling 1676 (CNM 2.15.6 / V. 72.3 / WES 70) with 'B-P' (Bank Payement), struck with carefully engraved dies by Chr. Adolphi - VF+

Scheepjesschelling 1678 (V. 72.4 / CNM 2.15.8) - XF/UNC

Scheepjesschelling 1678 (V. 72.4 / CNM 2.15.8) - attractive specimen with sharp details - a.UNC

Zilveren Dukaat 1673 lettered edge with INCORRECT ARMS OF FRIESLAND (CNM 2.15.1 / HPM Wf 78,2 / WES.60 / Delm. 973 /R2) Lettered edge: GODT BEWAART DE HERBERGE VWER GEMEENTE. Incorrect arms (leopards of Friesland, facing left) in shield on obverse. Struck with carefully engraved dies by Chr. Adolphi at the private mint Dirk Bosch Enkhuizen - OF THE HIGHEST RARITY! Not sold by us before - Accompanied by an old collector's ticket, tracing the pedigree to auction Jacques Schulman 1957, no. 263. Some light cabinet friction, frosted devices and mirror-like fields with a pleasing gray-blue toning. aUNC.

Zilveren Rijder 1673 edge lettering: GEEFT ONS VREEDE HEERE IN ONSE DAAGEN (CNM 2.15.3 / HPM Wf 77.2 / Delm. 1021b /R2) - Obv. Knight with sword on horseback / Rev. 2 Lions holding crowned arms - struck with carefully engraved dies by Chr. Adolphi at the private mint Dirk Bosch Enkhuizen - Accompanied by an old collector's ticket, tracing the pedigree to collection Dr. J. Mulder, Zaandijk. Frosted devices and mirror-like fields with a light blue and gold coloured toning. This piece is the most beautiful of all specimens we have ever encountered! aUNC.