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It commemorates 400 years producing bullion coins that are acceptable for payment in international trade by some company (I can't find a translation for dukatenslag) in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

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Q: I have a commemorative coin - 400 dukatenslag utrecht 1586 400 years trade coins for the world 1986 what does it commemorate?
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