1906 Netherlands 2.5 Cent...

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by WeirdFishes, Dec 17, 2014.

  1. WeirdFishes

    WeirdFishes Active Member

    I picked this up recently for under $10 not knowing a thing about it save for the extraordinary highly defined strike and original patina. Does anyone have a sense of what the coin is worth in its given condition and is it worth getting it slabbed? Much Thanks
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  3. Numismat

    Numismat World coin enthusiast

    It's a very nice coin, but not worth getting it slabbed. These are not really that hot on the market unless you get a key date or a nice UNC example and this is one of the most common ones in AU. You still did pretty well at under $10 though.
     
  4. 01mikep

    01mikep Well-Known Member

    Very nice looking coin. I can't give you any information as far as current market value, but it certainly looks like a nice addition for what you paid.

    What would be your drive for having it slabbed. Would you enjoy the coin more if it were graded by a TPG.
     
  5. THCoins

    THCoins Well-Known Member

    Dutch catalog price for these is 30 euro's, with as rule of thumb, you can buy them for half. So you did well on this one. They are not rare, here a somewhat later one:
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  6. Collect89

    Collect89 Coin Collector

    It is an attractive coin.

    The 2009 Krause catalog gives this data:

    Date: 1906
    Mintage: 8,000,000
    Fine: 2.00
    VF: 3.50
    XF: 6.50
    Unc: 20.00
    BU: 35.00
     
  7. jlblonde

    jlblonde Señor Member

    I'm admiring this coin very much, but you should be wearing gloves at all times when handling copper or brass coins in that type of condition. I'm just sayin'.
     
  8. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    These are lovely coins. Since the devices are so intricate, it's worth getting them in AU and above - you need to see all the details to fully appreciate them. I also have one of 1929...

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    I particularly like the seahorse mint mark...

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