i know its a riding coin from 16?? [solved]

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moneta nova argentea civitat daventria

 

City of Deventer, Netherlands

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1691

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magnetor

Year?

N#90837 if size and weight match

 

1691

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 Is it not at the top of the first picture? 

1 space 6 then 9 space 1 so is  1691 year 

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 I see while writing that, another reply agrees. 

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In 1669 they were still in good terms with HRE and they were printing emperor names on their coins. After 1672 not anymore. Or I am confusing their independence wars.

 

You are looking at six hundred ninety something. With ones smudged on both sides

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thanx for the answers

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