Netherlands, Holland: 1724-1737
Silver Stuiver
Silver Stuiver coins with the crowned Arms of the United Province of
Holland, Netherlands issued between 1724 and 1737
SPECIFICATIONS |
Denomination | 1 Stuivers |
Alloy | Silver.583 |
Type | Struck |
Weight Legal | 0.81 gms |
Shape | Round |
Edge | Plain |
Mint | Holland |
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Diameter | 15.4 mm |
Thickness | 0.7 mm |
Weight | 0.54 gms |
Die-Axis | 30° |
Mint Mark | Rosette |
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| NL - Holland KM#85
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Obverse : Crowned arms of Holland: Rampant lion
standing left with front paws raised, divides one stuiver
value 1 S all within dash circle.
Reverse : Rosette mint mark with dot ( ⚫ ) on either side.
Below in three lines
HOL/LAN/DIA ending with dot ( ⚫ ).
Year 1727 below, all within dash circle.
Codrington X§26 Stuiver (iv) Provincial Arms lists coins from
Holland, Groningen and Ommelanden.
This 2 Stuiver is 6% under-weight which may be
accounted for by ware during circulation
The coins were cleaned lightly with with 15% Solution of citric Acid
to expose detail.
Coins were scanned at 600 dpi and displayed at 400 dpi.
The 1727 coin was purchased in USA between 1998 and 2004.
Text edited from
* Ceylon Coins and Currency By H. W. Codrington. Colombo 1924
Page 130 Chapter IX-X Dutch