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½ Daalder - Herman Diederik van Bronckhorst straight shield

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Issuer Barony of Batenburg (Dutch States)
Baron Herman Theoderic of Bronckhorst (Herman Diederik van Bronckhorst) (1573-1602)
Type Standard circulation coins
Year 1578 (1573-1602)
Value ½ Daalder (¾)
Currency Silver Gulden (1506-1795)
Composition Silver
Weight 14.13 g
Diameter 34 mm
Shape Round (irregular)
Technique Hammered
Demonetized Yes
Number
N#
554173
References HPM# Ba 14, Ba 23
Dick Purmer, Alko H. N. van der Wiel. Handboek van de Nederlandse Provinciale Muntslag. Nederlandse Vereniging van Munthandelaren (2 volumes).
, Delmonte S# 549, 553
André Delmonte; 1967. Le Benelux d'argent. Jacques Schulman, Amsterdam, Netherlands (1 volumes).

Obverse

Bareheaded, armored bust of Herman Diederik facing left, holding staff in right hand. Legend between pearled circles surrounding.

Script: Latin

Lettering: ⋆ MO ⋆ HERM ⋆ D ⋆ BR ⋆ L ⋆ BAR ⋆ I ⋆ B ⋆ Z ⋆ S ⋆ QV ⋆ S ⋆

Unabridged legend:
Moneta Hermanus de Bronckhorst liber baronus in Batenburgum z Stein quindecim
stuvero

Translation: Money of Herman of Bronkhorst, free baron of Batenburg and Stein, 15 stuiver

Reverse

Composed, straight coat of arms (see comments) with 2 helmets with lambrequins on top.

Script: Latin

Lettering: POSVI ⋆ DEVM ⋆ ADIVTOREM ⋆ QV ⋆ TIMEB

Unabridged legend: Posui Deum Adiutorem Meum Qui Timebo

Translation: I have made God my helper, whom I will fear

Mint

Batenburg, Netherlands (1351-1622)

Comments

The coats of arms on this coins were described by 

  • HPM as: Bronkhorst, Batenburg, Manderscheid, Roucy or Blankenheim, again Roucy or Blankenheim, Stein, Bronkhorst and Batenburg, surtout of Stein. 
  • vd Chijs as: Bronkhorst, Batenburg, Manderscheid, Blankenheim, probably Roucy or Roussy, Daun, Bronkhorst and Batenburg, surtout of Stein.
  • De Voogt as: Bronkhorst and Batenburg, Manderscheid and Blankenheim, Rouci ? - Daun, Bronkhorst and Batenburg, surtout of Stein.
  • Pannekeet as: Blankenheim or Roucy, Batenburg, Manderscheid, Bronkhorst, Bronkhorst, Stein, Blankenheim or Roucy, Batenburg, surtout of Stein

 

As can seen below and be deduced from the sources combined with the images, the coats of arms of Bronkhorst, Batenburg and Manderscheid are straightforward. The town of Roucy has no coat of arms with a large lion, but the town of Roussy does. The historical connection between Roussy and Batenburg was never there or is lost. The town of Daun has a coat of arms which matches the image on the coin and is mentioned in HPM (not with this coin), but the historical context is missing as well. The coats of arms assigned to Roucy/Roussy and Daun, maybe actually of other towns or families.

 

Bronkhorst, Batenburg, Manderscheid, Blankenheim, Roussy, Daun, Stein (from left to right) (Source: Wikipedia)

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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC References
ND (1573-1602)  HPM# Ba 14
Dick Purmer, Alko H. N. van der Wiel. Handboek van de Nederlandse Provinciale Muntslag. Nederlandse Vereniging van Munthandelaren (2 volumes).
, Delmonte S# 549
André Delmonte; 1967. Le Benelux d'argent. Jacques Schulman, Amsterdam, Netherlands (1 volumes).
With QV S
1578  HPM# Ba 23
Dick Purmer, Alko H. N. van der Wiel. Handboek van de Nederlandse Provinciale Muntslag. Nederlandse Vereniging van Munthandelaren (2 volumes).
, Delmonte S# 553
André Delmonte; 1967. Le Benelux d'argent. Jacques Schulman, Amsterdam, Netherlands (1 volumes).
Without QV S

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