coin Groningen [solved]

Hallo Everyone,

I have this coin , 19 mm, approx. 1 gram.

I think it is Netherlands republic, Groningen

I found an equivalent coin in the Numista catalog, but my coin has 4 letters 

in the cross.

Could anyone help me?

Thanks in advance,

Cor den Boer 

Whats similar reference did you find in the catalog ?

In the catalog N# 280185 has no letters between in the arms of the cross at the reverse side 

I see an O, a P and two other signs

I enclose a marked picture

280185 is :

N#280185

no relationship with your coin

Salve,è ½ stuiver di Groninger con SPQG (Senatus popolus que groningensis) un po tipo questo.

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=6878255

Apparently it is not in the Numista catalog 

Nice work!  

Normally the denomination is written as  J-    S for ½ Stuiver (as in the link).  The J with a bar through it is an old shorthand for ½ .  So this seems to be a variant where it is written 1  2.    

Your coin appears to be dated 1649 which is a date listed by Purmer.  

I will add the coin today.

N#443058

tdziemia

N#443058

It is “stuiver”, not “stiver” :-)

Thank you for your help

Cor 

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tdziemia

N#443058

It is “stuiver”, not “stiver” :-)

 I made a request to change it. Thanks