A SCARCE "Standing Knight" gold Ducat issued in Utrecht in 1809 when the Frenchman, Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was the King of Holland. His brother, the French Emperor Napoleon, had placed him on the throne of the French Protectorate of the Netherlands in 1806. The Emperor decided by 1810 that he would annex this country to France, and the Netherlands remained a part of France until Napoleon was deposed in 1814. The coin is VERY FINE quality with some adjustment marks on the reverse which were made at the mint. "Adjustment marks" are commonplace during this period when the planchet would be made to heavy, for adjusting the weight for circulation.
| Type munt | Gouden Ducaat | Omschrift voorzijde | LODEW NAP KON VAN HOLL | Muntconditie | zeer fraai, justiceer sporen |
| Provincie | Omschrift keerzijde | EENDRACHT MAAKT MAGT | Datum | 14 maart 2004 | |
| Muntplaats | Utrecht | Voorzijde | kop van Lodewijk Napoleon | Verkoper | ahold.ms-69 |
| Jaartal | 1809 | Keerzijde | staande ridder | Bedrag | GBP 185.00 (euro 282) |
| Vorst | Lodewijk Napoleon | Vindplaats | Veiling | ebay | |
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Lodewijk Napoleon Dukaat 1809, is gemonteerd geweest EUR 202,50, 26-apr-05, ebay, rondomons |
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1809 Holland Louis Napoleon Gold Ducat US $849,99 Beste voorstel: US $800,00 (Ongeveer EUR 619,72), jan. 2007, ebay, vdukat |