Dutch Republic 1 Duit – 1781 – Utrecht – VOC – Copper – AG Condition
Offered is a 1781 Dutch Republic 1 Duit associated with the Dutch East India Company (VOC), struck at the Utrecht Mint, in About Good (AG) condition.
This historic 18th-century copper coin features the crowned arms of Utrecht with lion supporters on the obverse. The reverse displays the distinctive VOC monogram, with the mintmark and date.
The coin exhibits substantial circulation wear consistent with an AG grade, while the date and major design elements remain identifiable. This is an interesting piece of early Dutch colonial and VOC-era coinage.
Coin Details:
- Issuer: Dutch East India Company (VOC)
- Region: Dutch Republic / Netherlands East Indies
- Denomination: 1 Duit
- Year: 1781
- Mint: Utrecht
- Mint Mark: Shield between dots
- Composition: Copper
- Weight: Approximately 3 g
- Diameter: Approximately 22 mm
- Reference: KM#111.1
- Grade: AG (About Good) assessment
- Certification: Ungraded
Metal: Copper — contains no silver.
A fascinating 18th-century coin from the era of the Dutch East India Company, ideal for collectors of VOC, Dutch Republic, Netherlands East Indies, and early colonial coinage.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they are part of the description. The exact coin pictured is the coin you will receive.
