VOC Copper Duit
Netherlands (minted for Dutch East Indies) · 1731
The obverse typically features the crowned coat of arms of one of the Dutch provinces (in this case, the province of West Friesland), flanked by two lions. The reverse features the VOC monogram of the Dutch East India Company.
- Country
- Netherlands (minted for Dutch East Indies)
- Year
- 1731
- Denomination
- 1 Duit
- Metal
- Copper
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