14 Liards / 14 Oorden - Franz II
Country: Austrian Netherlands
(Belgium)
Denomination: 14 Liards
(7/108)
Year: 1792-1794
Material: Silver (.538)
Weight: 2.7 g
Shape: Round
Diameter: 22 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: austrian netherlandsbelgium
Description:
Obverse
Burgundian cross divides value in roman digits, crown above, mint mark below. Legend around FRANC(iscus)•II•D(ei)•G(ratia)• R(omanorum)•IMP(erator) •S(emper)•A(ugustus)•GER(maniae)•HIER(osolymae)•HUNG(ariae)•BOH(emiae)•R(ex):
Reverse
Crowned double headed imperial eagle with arms of Austria and ancient Burgundy on breast. Latin legend for ARCH(idux)•AUST(riae)•D(ux)•BURG(undiae)•LOTH(aringiae)•BRAB(antiae)•C(omes)•FL(andriae)•
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