Netherlands East Indies - 1/8 Gulden, Reverse: Sailing Ship with inner circle KM#79 in an NGC holder and graded MS63, a very attractive example with an old even grey tone
Netherlands (3) 2 1/2 Cents (2) 1877 KM#108.1 UNC with traces of lustre and a small tone spot, 1884 KM#108.1 UNC with traces of lustre and minor cabinet friction, 1 Cent 1823 KM#47 A/UNC with a stain either side
Netherlands (4) 25 Cents 1897 KM#115 VF/GVF, 10 Cents (3) 1890 Halberd, KM#80 A/UNC and lustrous, 1897 KM#116 AU/UNC and lustrous, 1903 A/UNC and lustrous the reverse with some contact marks
SpanishNetherlands (Brabant) Quarter Patagon undated Albert and Elizabeth KM#345 on a slightly irregular flan Fine, Netherlands - Overijssel 28 Stuivers undated (1618/19) KM#12 Good Fine or better with some weak areas
Netherlands1 Gulden 1945 P Acorn Privy Mark KM#161.2 EF/GEF with some spots, the reverse with some lustre, Krause states that although over 25 million pieces were minted, only a small number were placed into circulation, our archive database stretching back to 2003 shows that this is the first we have offered. We note an example sold in a US auction in 2010 graded NGC AU50 realised $2990
Netherlands - Utrecht Ducaton (Silver Rider) 1784 KM#92.1 VF or better and nicely toned, the obverse with a slightly darker toned area on the horses tail
SpanishNetherlands - Brabant Ducaton 1703 KM#131.3 mintmark Hand (Anvers) VF the reverse slightly better, with some adjustment lines, list at $800 in VF20 in Krause, comes with old collector's ticket stating 'Recovered by Divers June 1968 from the wreck of the Dutch East Indiaman 'De Liefde' sunk 1711'
Netherlands - Holland Ducaton (Silver Rider) 1758 KM#90.2 with star countermark on the obverse, a variant on the Madura Star countermark, these countermarks are possibly a later addition and some are not typical of the later 18th century period. Countermark Fine, host coin GVF with signs of slight flan stress on the obverse
SpanishNetherlands - Brabant Ducaton 1666 KM#79.2 Bold Good Fine, comes with old collector's ticket stating 'Recovered by Divers - June/July 1968 from the wreck of the Dutch East Indiaman 'De Lifde' which sunk off the Shetlands 1711'
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 UNC or near so and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
USA10 Cents 1821 Large Date, 2 with curved base, Breen 3172 NVF, Bolivia Half Real 1825 PTS JL KM#90 NEF, Netherlands 10 Cents 1892 KM#116 NEF with a few dark tone spots
NetherlandsUnited Provinces Ducat 1646 Stadholder Frederick Henry Prince of Orange Kampen VF for wear but with some striking of field problems reverse causing an unusual appearance
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 (2) EF - Unc a rare date, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 Unc or near so, a rare date, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 (3) generally EF or better a rare date, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 (2) EF - Unc a rare date, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands - Holland Ducaton (Silver Rider) 1758 KM#90.2 with star countermark on the obverse, a variant on the Madura Star countermark, these countermarks are possibly a later addition and some are not typical of the later 18th century period. Countermark Fine, host coin GVF with signs of flan stress on the obverse
Netherlands (2) - Utrecht Half Daalder 1622 KM#11.1 About Fine with some uneven dark tone in the legends, Overijssel Half Daalder 16-- Mintmark Rose KM#10 VG with the last two digits of the date worn, Netherlands - Zwolle 6 Stuivers (Arendschelling) Rudolph II undated KM#15 Billon Fine
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 UNC with a few small tone spots, Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 UNC with a few small tone spots, Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands - Groningen and Ommeland 50 Stuivers 1672 Siege Coinage KM#27.2 Uniface, Klippe, graded AU58 in a large NGC slab, Ex-St. James Auction 16 7/12/2010 Lot 666
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF and Rare some small areas of dark toning obverse , despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Austrian Netherlands 1/4 Kronenthaler 1788H Gunzberg KM#38 GVF with grey toning and some adjustment marks, Rare with no price given in any grade by Krause
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF with some light scratches and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF with some light scratches and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands - Groningen and Ommeland 50 Stuivers 1672 Siege Coinage KM#27.2 Uniface, Klippe, graded AU58 in a large NGC slab, Ex-St. James Auction 16 7/12/2010 Lot 666
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
Netherlands25 Cents1945P Acorn Privy Mark KM#164 GEF and Rare, despite the mintage of 92 million pieces, almost all were melted and few survived, hence the high catalogue value
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