Difference between revisions of "Netherlands 1912 10 cents"
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| + | The second specimen was lot 694 in Coinhouse Auction 21 (Sinaai, Belgium, July 2021), where it sold for 40 euro. The catalog description noted, "[[Netherlands]], Kingdom, Wilhelmina I, 10 Cents Silver 1912 Head left, KM 145, A.UNC. Lovely older tiny silver circulation type coin from the Netherlands in superb condition." | ||
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The Netherlands 1912 10 Cents can be found in two major varieties: High Crown and Low Crown. On the High Crown variety, the highest tip of the crown touches an imaginary line drawn horizontally across the top of the final N in KONIGEN. The top of Wilhelmina's head approaches closely to the legend. On the Low Crown variety, the tip of the crown falls short of the imaginary line. Of the two varieties, the High Crown is the more valuable by far. | The Netherlands 1912 10 Cents can be found in two major varieties: High Crown and Low Crown. On the High Crown variety, the highest tip of the crown touches an imaginary line drawn horizontally across the top of the final N in KONIGEN. The top of Wilhelmina's head approaches closely to the legend. On the Low Crown variety, the tip of the crown falls short of the imaginary line. Of the two varieties, the High Crown is the more valuable by far. | ||
Revision as of 21:26, 24 November 2021
The second specimen was lot 694 in Coinhouse Auction 21 (Sinaai, Belgium, July 2021), where it sold for 40 euro. The catalog description noted, "Netherlands, Kingdom, Wilhelmina I, 10 Cents Silver 1912 Head left, KM 145, A.UNC. Lovely older tiny silver circulation type coin from the Netherlands in superb condition."
The Netherlands 1912 10 Cents can be found in two major varieties: High Crown and Low Crown. On the High Crown variety, the highest tip of the crown touches an imaginary line drawn horizontally across the top of the final N in KONIGEN. The top of Wilhelmina's head approaches closely to the legend. On the Low Crown variety, the tip of the crown falls short of the imaginary line. Of the two varieties, the High Crown is the more valuable by far.