This is indeed not an easy one: it is a liard from the Spanish Netherlands, issued in the names of Albert and Elisabeth of Austria.
Philip II of Spain legated the Netherlands to his daughter Elisabeth and her husband Albert of Habsburg as a personal domain, which could be inherited by their children. As they died childless, the Spanish Netherlands returned to the Spanish crown.
This liard was issued during their reign, possibly at the Roermond Mint (a town in the nowadays Netherlands). Legends read: ALBERTUS ET ELISABET ARCHEDUCES AUSTR. DU ? = Albert and Elisabeth, archdukes of Austria, dukes of ?
The year must be 1610
Philip II of Spain legated the Netherlands to his daughter Elisabeth and her husband Albert of Habsburg as a personal domain, which could be inherited by their children. As they died childless, the Spanish Netherlands returned to the Spanish crown.
This liard was issued during their reign, possibly at the Roermond Mint (a town in the nowadays Netherlands). Legends read: ALBERTUS ET ELISABET ARCHEDUCES AUSTR. DU ? = Albert and Elisabeth, archdukes of Austria, dukes of ?
The year must be 1610























