Gold Medal, Given by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein Medal of honor for Admiral Piet Hein, Presented by Stadtholder Frederick Henry Medal of honor Piet Heinpenning, Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in crown with two bows the crowned coat of arms of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact scroll wreath with 2 button-shaped ornaments as a connection, within inscription., coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty), Pieter Pietersz. Heyn, anonymous, Netherlands, 1629, gold (metal), striking (metalworking), d 4.9 cm × w 54.92 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gold-medal-given-by-frederick-henry-to-piet-hein-medal-of-honor-for-admiral-piet-hein-presented-by-stadtholder-frederick-henry-medal-of-honor-piet-heinpenning-piet-heynpenning-gold-medal-with-eyelet-front-in-crown-with-two-bows-the-crowned-coat-of-arms-of-oranje-nassau-reverse-compact-scroll-wreath-with-2-button-shaped-ornaments-as-a-connection-within-inscription-coat-of-arms-symbol-of-sovereignty-pieter-pietersz-heyn-anonymous-netherlands-1629-gold-metal-striking-metalworking-d-49-cm-w-5492-image261376573.html
RMW56MDH–Gold Medal, Given by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein Medal of honor for Admiral Piet Hein, Presented by Stadtholder Frederick Henry Medal of honor Piet Heinpenning, Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in crown with two bows the crowned coat of arms of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact scroll wreath with 2 button-shaped ornaments as a connection, within inscription., coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty), Pieter Pietersz. Heyn, anonymous, Netherlands, 1629, gold (metal), striking (metalworking), d 4.9 cm × w 54.92
Gouden penning, door Frederik Hendrik aan Piet Hein geschonken Piet Heinpenning Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in whorl with two bows the crowned arms of Orange-Nassau. Reverse: compact whorl with two button-shaped ornaments and connection; here within opschrift. Manufacturer : anonymous location manufacture: The Netherlands Date: 1629 Material: gold Technique: store dimensions: 4.9 cm d. × g, 54.92 gr Subject: coat of arms (or symbol sovereignty) Capture of the Zilvervloot When: 1629 - 1629Wie: Pieter Pietersz. Heyn Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gouden-penning-door-frederik-hendrik-aan-piet-hein-geschonken-piet-heinpenning-piet-heynpenning-gold-medal-with-eyelet-front-in-whorl-with-two-bows-the-crowned-arms-of-orange-nassau-reverse-compact-whorl-with-two-button-shaped-ornaments-and-connection-here-within-opschrift-manufacturer-anonymous-location-manufacture-the-netherlands-date-1629-material-gold-technique-store-dimensions-49-cm-d-g-5492-gr-subject-coat-of-arms-or-symbol-sovereignty-capture-of-the-zilvervloot-when-1629-1629wie-pieter-pietersz-heyn-image348416646.html
RM2B6RMYJ–Gouden penning, door Frederik Hendrik aan Piet Hein geschonken Piet Heinpenning Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in whorl with two bows the crowned arms of Orange-Nassau. Reverse: compact whorl with two button-shaped ornaments and connection; here within opschrift. Manufacturer : anonymous location manufacture: The Netherlands Date: 1629 Material: gold Technique: store dimensions: 4.9 cm d. × g, 54.92 gr Subject: coat of arms (or symbol sovereignty) Capture of the Zilvervloot When: 1629 - 1629Wie: Pieter Pietersz. Heyn
Honorary Medal Awarded by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein, anonymous, 1629 medal Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with a bearing eye. Front: in Bladerkrans with two bows the crowned weapon of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact blower wreath with 2 button -shaped ornaments as a connection; Inside inscription. Netherlands gold (metal) striking (metalworking) coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/honorary-medal-awarded-by-frederick-henry-to-piet-hein-anonymous-1629-medal-piet-heynpenning-gold-medal-with-a-bearing-eye-front-in-bladerkrans-with-two-bows-the-crowned-weapon-of-oranje-nassau-reverse-compact-blower-wreath-with-2-button-shaped-ornaments-as-a-connection-inside-inscription-netherlands-gold-metal-striking-metalworking-coat-of-arms-symbol-of-sovereignty-image590753680.html
RM2W9349M–Honorary Medal Awarded by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein, anonymous, 1629 medal Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with a bearing eye. Front: in Bladerkrans with two bows the crowned weapon of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact blower wreath with 2 button -shaped ornaments as a connection; Inside inscription. Netherlands gold (metal) striking (metalworking) coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty)
Gold Medal, Given by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein Medal of honor for Admiral Piet Hein, Presented by Stadtholder Frederick Henry Medal of honor Piet Heinpenning, Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in crown with two bows the crowned coat of arms of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact scroll wreath with 2 button-shaped ornaments as a connection, within inscription., coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty), Pieter Pietersz. Heyn, anonymous, Netherlands, 1629, gold (metal), striking (metalworking), d 4.9 cm × w 54.92 gr, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gold-medal-given-by-frederick-henry-to-piet-hein-medal-of-honor-for-admiral-piet-hein-presented-by-stadtholder-frederick-henry-medal-of-honor-piet-heinpenning-piet-heynpenning-gold-medal-with-eyelet-front-in-crown-with-two-bows-the-crowned-coat-of-arms-of-oranje-nassau-reverse-compact-scroll-wreath-with-2-button-shaped-ornaments-as-a-connection-within-inscription-coat-of-arms-symbol-of-sovereignty-pieter-pietersz-heyn-anonymous-netherlands-1629-gold-metal-striking-metalworking-d-49-cm-w-5492-gr-reimagined-by-gibon-design-of-warm-cheerful-glowing-of-brightness-and-image349980967.html
RF2B9B087–Gold Medal, Given by Frederick Henry to Piet Hein Medal of honor for Admiral Piet Hein, Presented by Stadtholder Frederick Henry Medal of honor Piet Heinpenning, Piet Heynpenning, gold medal with eyelet. Front: in crown with two bows the crowned coat of arms of Oranje-Nassau. Reverse: compact scroll wreath with 2 button-shaped ornaments as a connection, within inscription., coat of arms (symbol of sovereignty), Pieter Pietersz. Heyn, anonymous, Netherlands, 1629, gold (metal), striking (metalworking), d 4.9 cm × w 54.92 gr, Reimagined by Gibon, design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and
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