1733 Coin

[PrizmIV]

Someone I know wants to know what coin is in this necklace. I have no knowledge of forein coins. It says 1733 CRESCVNT . CONCORORDIA . RES . PARVAE (a is mixed with e) Other side has MO. NO : ARG: CONEOE. (same again the o is somewhat over the e)
RELG.PRO.TRANSI Thanks & HH Jonathan

 

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[PrizmIV]

I found the city its from and what it is but it doesnt help me. city: Nijmegen Coin: Rijderschelling (6 stuiver) but that is the only thing I can find about it. Anybody have an idea?!?

 

[DJ_Quinn]

This guy will ID it for you Prizm:

http://www.coinsite.com/default.htm

I nthink its South American.

 

[ARCOMANDPURPLE]

Not South American......but probably Dutch

 

[Coin_Saver]

Very sweet coin! hoep u figure out what it is! i ahve virtually no expirecnce in forgihn coins! but it sure looks like it could be worth somthing!

 

[Red-Coat]

Just tidying up some blasts from the past (including some very ancient ones), largely for the benefit of anyone searching the site for information.

That’s a silver ducaton coin from the Dutch Republic (Province of Overijssel) minted between 1720-1764.

The obverse legend reads: MO : NO : ARG : CONFOE : BELG : PRO : TRANSI : (for Moneta Nova Argentea Provinciarum Confoederatorii Belgii Provincia Transisulaniae, translating as “New silver coinage of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, Province of Overijssel”).

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces61163.html