Silver 1787 Dutch Colonial Netherlands Utrecht 2 Stuivers KM#112 Nice # MSB 178 - $14 - (Damascus, OR)

1787 Netherlands UTRECHT 2 Stuivers Coin:Obverse Crowned arms of Utrecht divide value Lettering: 2 SReverse Lettering: TRA IEC TUM * DATE * Shield Mark Colonial "New York Dime" Nice Circulated - As ShownPlease Grade from Photos Provided as They are of The Coin You Will ReceivePlease Pay within 3 Days of Purchase !!!Low Shipping to USA !!!All Lots Combined With This One Will Ship FREE to USA !!$ 7.50 International - Up to 5 Oz - Will Have Tracking !$ 5.00 to Canada - Up to 5 Oz - Will Have Tracking !! The Seven United Netherlands (1581–1795) Unhappy with the centralisation of political power to Habsburg Spain, seven northern provinces seceded into the Dutch Republic: Groningen, Frisia, Overijssel, Guelders, Utrecht, Holland and Zeeland. They kept parts of Limburg, Brabant and Flanders during and after the Eighty Years' War as Generality Lands. Military control was given to a stadtholder who in theory was elected by the States-General of the Netherlands of the now independent Dutch Republic. The function was de facto hereditary in Holland and Zeeland, and held by the Prince of Orange. Drawn from a side branch of the House of Orange, Frisia and Groningen had a different stadtholder, until 1711. The following centuries saw the republic being co-ruled by the grand pensionary of the states-general and the stadtholders, with continuous power struggle between the offices.

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