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5. Copper. One Duit.

Obv. Coat-of-arms with two lions rampant. Around it the legend 'SPES NOSTRA IN DEO' (written in full).

Rev. (Date effaced).

6. Copper. One Duit.

Obv. Coat-of-arms with one lion rampant; no legend.

Rev. 1735.

Except for date similar to Netscher and Chijs, pl. IV, fig. 22^a.

7. Copper. One Duit.

Date 1737. Otherwise identical with No. 6.

8. Copper. One half Duit.

Obv. Coat-of-arms consisting of a crowned shield without lions. The shield is divided by a diagonal line, a bende, the upper and sinister portion of the shield being argent, the lower and dexter portion gule.

Rev. 1753.

See Netscher and Chijs, pl. IV, fig. 22^c.

9. Copper. One half Duit.

Date 1754. Otherwise identical with No. 8.

10. Copper. One Duit.

Obv. Coat-of-arms consisting of a shield similar to that of Nos. 8 and 9, but supported on the left and right by two rampant lions.

Rev. 1786.

Except for date similar to Netscher and Chijs, pl. IV, fig. 21^c.

11. Copper. One Duit.

Obv. Coat-of-arms consisting of a crowned shield, the lower half of which contains three horizontal wavy lines, the upper half a demi-lion.

Rev. 1786.

Except for date similar to Netscher and Chijs, pl. IV, fig. 22^h.

12. Copper. One Duit.

Dated 1790. Otherwise similar to No. 10.