Ordonnancie ende instructie naer de welcke voort-aen hen moeten reguleren die ghesworen wisselaers ofte collecteurs vande goude ende silvere penningen, wesende verboden, gheschroyt, te licht oft te seer versleten, ende oversulex verclaert ende ghehouden voor billoen, daer toe geoommitteert om de selve te leveren inde munten van Sijne Majesteyt, ende al daer bekeert te worden in penninghen van hunnen slaghe
A royal ordinance for the Spanish Netherlands, printed at Antwerp in 1633 by H. Verdussen, printer to His Majesty's mint, instructing sworn money-changers how to recognise prohibited, clipped, underweight and worn gold and silver coins. Hundreds of small woodcuts show each coin as paired obverse and reverse discs: crosses fleury, crowned double eagles, rampant lions, quartered shields, all ringed by abbreviated Latin legends usable as roundels, seals and badges.
