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CE 1914 – Netherlands, Queen Wilhelmina, Copper-Nickel 5 CentsDescription
Copper-nickel 5 cent coin issued in 1914 by the Kingdom of the Netherlands during the reign of Queen Wilhelmina (1890–1948). Struck at the Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht, the coin has a square shape with rounded corners. The obverse depicts a flowering orange branch within a circular border, surrounded by the inscription “Koningrijk der Nederlanden” (“Kingdom of the Netherlands”) and decorative scrollwork. The reverse displays the denomination “5 C” within a beaded circle, surrounded by ornamental shells and raised beads. The date 1914 is divided between the side ornaments, with “19” on the left and “14” on the right. The specimen exhibits yellowish surfaces with gray-brown discoloration concentrated in recessed areas, fine scratches, scattered dark spots, and minor softening of ornamental details. The principal inscriptions and designs remain legible. Standard weight: 4.5 g; dimensions: 21.4 × 21.4 mm. Catalogue references: KM#153; Schulman#916.Create Date
October 18, 2026Update Date
October 18, 2026
