The Gold Rose Noble, minted between 1600 and 1602, is a significant coin from the Dutch Golden Age. This period was marked by the Dutch Republic's rise as a major economic and maritime power. The Gold Rose Noble was a crucial medium of exchange, reflecting the Republic's economic prowess and extensive maritime activities.

The obverse features a features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I. She is depicted crowned, holding a sword in one hand and a shield in the other, signifying her authority and sovereignty. Also, detailed depiction of a ship, symbolizing the importance of seafaring and trade to the Dutch economy during this period. The ship is richly adorned with flags and banners, sailing on a stylized sea. 

The reverse features a radiant sun surrounded by crowned lions and fleur-de-lis, showcasing the intricate artistry of the period. This design emphasizes the power and influence of the issuing authority.