Dutch: Nederlandsch-Indië, Indonesian: Hindia-Belanda
100 cents (single: cent) = 1 Netherlands gulden (plural: guldens) [NLG]
Note: The Dutch East Indies were private property of the VOC (United East-India Company), but became state property of the Netherlands (actually the Batavian Republic under French domination) in 1800. In 1949, after a period of Japanese occupation during WWII, the East Indies became Netherlands New Guinea and the independent Republic of Indonesia.
100 cents (single: cent) = 1 Netherlands gulden (plural: guldens) [NLG]
Note: The Dutch East Indies were private property of the VOC (United East-India Company), but became state property of the Netherlands (actually the Batavian Republic under French domination) in 1800. In 1949, after a period of Japanese occupation during WWII, the East Indies became Netherlands New Guinea and the independent Republic of Indonesia.
Mint Marks
United States Mint - Philadelphia (US): "P" |
Privy Marks
Designer Marks
National identification and other marks
Coats of Arms of the Netherlands
The Small Royal Coat of Arms shows a shield with or without golden blocks. On the shield a crowned lion is placed with in it's right raised claw a sword and in his right claw seven arrows, symbolizing the seven provinces united in the Union of Utrecht. The shield wears the Royal crown.