Klopschelling Público Deposited
A variety of the Schelling of the Low Countries introduced in 1672 in the Province of Groningen, and copied in 1675 at Utrecht. It was hammered or stamped (Kloppen, to beat, to hammer), and the obverse bore a figure of an armed rider, while on the reverse was the shield' of arms dividing the value, six Stuivers. See Zesthalven.
- Frey's Dictionary (American Journal of Numismatics, Vol. 50, 1916)