DUTCH PINS (or DUTCH DOLLARS)
orig source: PINS: Gray's country dances for the year 1799
             DOLLARS: Unidentified, maybe Thompson 1800 or Gedge.

My source: Pat Shaw's "Holland as Seen in the English Country Dance"
Meter: 9/8 Key: A  NIB  AABB 4-bars each, 16 altogether.
(Two different tunes, but can be medlied.)
Triple-minor or three-couple set.
Entered 04/08/2004

Original text:
PINS: "The first Cu. hey contrary sides, then on the other sides,
       Lead down one Cu. up again and cast off, right and left at the top"

DOLLARS: "Hey contrary sides .- then on your own side .-. Down the middle & up
         again ..- Right & left at top ..-..


A1&2: Double crossover mirror hey, as in "Prince William"

B1: PINS: 1s lead down the middle, up again and cast off to 2nd place
 DOLLARS: 1s lead down the middle, turn and face up, lead to middle place.

B2: 1s & 2s, facing partner, four changes of R&L with hands
              OR
    quick R&L, first corners pass left, turn left, second corners right and
    right.

In a whole-set dance, ones must move to the bottom, and 3s move up, which 
might go more naturally from the quick R&L.