The four Jorissen brothers 332 years old together by Unknown artist
The four Jorissen brothers 332 years old together by Unknown artist
The four Jorissen brothers 332 years old together by Unknown artist
The four Jorissen brothers 332 years old together by Unknown artist

The four Jorissen brothers 332 years old together 1767

Unknown artist

Silver
€ 2.950

Jongeling Numismatics & Ancient Art

  • About the artwork
    Obverse: OPRECHTE DANKBAARHEIT – WORD GOD HIER TOEGEWEIT, brothers behind burning altar under beaming cloud with the name of God in Hebrew
    Reverse: DRIE EEUWEN TEIDS, EN TWEENDERTIG JAAR, IS T LEEVEN VAN DIT DUBBEL BOEDER PAAR / IACOBUS, / THEODORUS, / BERNARDUS / EN MATTHEUS JORISSEN / 18 july 1767

    By C.F. Konsé

    VERY RARE

    On July 18 1767 the brothers were:
    Jacobus: 87 years and 7 ½ months
    Theodorus: 85 years and 6 ½ months
    Bernhard: 80 years and 4 ½ months
    Matthias: 78 years and 5 ½ months
    Added up: 330 years and 24 months, in other words: 332 years

    Weight: 29.46 g
    Diameter: AR 42.5 mm
    Grade: Extremely Fine
    Reference: VvL. VI. 414
  • About the artist

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