75 Years of Liberation Coin Set
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Original historical Dutch Silver coins to commemorate the end of the Second World War
• Unique numismatic asset with five original Silver Dutch coins including background information
• Includes a unique Silver guilder replica in Proof-quality: “Wilhelmina in Londen”
• In luxury case with numbered Certificate of Authenticity
• Only 350 sets available
• Limited to two per person
Now available
• Unique numismatic asset with five original Silver Dutch coins including background information
• Includes a unique Silver guilder replica in Proof-quality: “Wilhelmina in Londen”
• In luxury case with numbered Certificate of Authenticity
• Only 350 sets available
• Limited to two per person
Now available
The 75 Years of Liberation Set contains a unique Silver replica in the highest quality Proof and five original historic Silver coins from the Netherlands at the time of the Second World War or in remembrance of it. Occupation and liberation are brought together in this special set in which you find historic coins and commemorative coins from the guilder- and the euro age and also depicts the portraits of queens Wilhelmina, Juliana and Beatrix. This set creates a very special numismatic tribute to freedom throughout the years and should not be missed in your collection!
Resistance in Silver
The coin “Wilhelmina in Londen” is a replica of an unofficial guilder coin that was adapted during the resistance. On the adaptation Wilhelmina wore a helmet and the existing inscription “WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN” was partly scratched off and edited so it read “WILHELMINA …………..IN …. …………...LONDEN”. To compare you will also find an original 1 guilder from 1940 in the set.
Specifications:
Replica 1 guilder 1940 “Wilhelmina in Londen” Proof-quality
“Wilhelmina Gulden” - 1 guilder 1940
Minting in the Second World War
Between 1941 and 1944 only zinc coins were minted in the Netherlands. During the German occupation the production of Silver coins was continued, to a limited extent, in America. The original “rijksdaalder” (2 ½ guilders coin) from 1943 depicts the letter “D”, for “Denver”, the letter ‘D’ is the mint mark (sign) of the American mint in Denver in the state of Colorado, USA (U.S. Mint Denver) The letter ‘D’ is at the bottom right between the Coat of Arms and the last letter ‘N’ of the ‘NETHERLANDS’. In addition, there is also a mint master mark in the form of a palm tree on this “rijksdaalder”. The letter can be found between the crowned Coat of Arms of the Netherlands and the letter 'M' from 'MUNT' and belongs to Dr. J.W.A. van Hengel.
Specifications:
“Wilhelmina Rijksdaalder” - 2 ½ guilders 1943D
Silver commemorative coins after the Second World
The set also contains three official historic commemorative coins: “Nederland herrijst” (the Netherlands rise again) from 1970, which was the first commemorative coin of the Netherlands, “Vijftig jaar bevrijding” (fifty years of liberation) from 1995 and the “Vredes Vijfje” (freedom five euro coin) from 2005.
Specifications:
“Nederland herrijst” - 10 guilders 1970 (first commemorative coin in the Netherlands)
“Vijftig jaar bevrijding” - 50 guilders 1995
“Vredes Vijfje” - 5 euros 2005
The historic coins are placed in the set without any capsules so you can admire and feel them best. Because the replica is minted in the highest quality Proof, you find it in capsule to guarantee its quality.
Resistance in Silver
The coin “Wilhelmina in Londen” is a replica of an unofficial guilder coin that was adapted during the resistance. On the adaptation Wilhelmina wore a helmet and the existing inscription “WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN” was partly scratched off and edited so it read “WILHELMINA …………..IN …. …………...LONDEN”. To compare you will also find an original 1 guilder from 1940 in the set.
Specifications:
Replica 1 guilder 1940 “Wilhelmina in Londen” Proof-quality
Metal | Silver 925/1000 |
Weight | 10 g |
Diameter | 28.1 mm |
Edge | Smooth |
Year | 1940 |
Obverse | Wilhelmina with helmet. Text: Wilhelmina in London |
Reverse | Crowned coat of arms, 1 G, Text: MUNT VAN HET KONINGRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN, privy mark, mint mark, hallmark and R for Replica. |
“Wilhelmina Gulden” - 1 guilder 1940
Metal | Silver 720/1000 |
Weight | 10 g |
Diameter | 28 mm |
Edge lettering | GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * |
Nominal value | 1 guilder |
Year | 1940 |
Obverse | Wilhelmina to the left. Text: WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN |
Reverse | Crowned coat of arms, 1 G, Text: MUNT VAN HET KONINGRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN, privy mark, mint mark. |
Minting in the Second World War
Between 1941 and 1944 only zinc coins were minted in the Netherlands. During the German occupation the production of Silver coins was continued, to a limited extent, in America. The original “rijksdaalder” (2 ½ guilders coin) from 1943 depicts the letter “D”, for “Denver”, the letter ‘D’ is the mint mark (sign) of the American mint in Denver in the state of Colorado, USA (U.S. Mint Denver) The letter ‘D’ is at the bottom right between the Coat of Arms and the last letter ‘N’ of the ‘NETHERLANDS’. In addition, there is also a mint master mark in the form of a palm tree on this “rijksdaalder”. The letter can be found between the crowned Coat of Arms of the Netherlands and the letter 'M' from 'MUNT' and belongs to Dr. J.W.A. van Hengel.
Specifications:
“Wilhelmina Rijksdaalder” - 2 ½ guilders 1943D
Metal | Silver 720/1000 |
Weight | 25 g |
Diameter | 38 mm |
Edge lettering | GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * |
Nominal value | 2 ½ guilders |
Year | 1943 |
Obverse | Wilhelmina portrait to the left with hair up. Text: WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN |
Reverse | Crowned coat of arms, 2 ½ G, text: MUNT VAN HET KONINGRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN. D for Denver |
Silver commemorative coins after the Second World
The set also contains three official historic commemorative coins: “Nederland herrijst” (the Netherlands rise again) from 1970, which was the first commemorative coin of the Netherlands, “Vijftig jaar bevrijding” (fifty years of liberation) from 1995 and the “Vredes Vijfje” (freedom five euro coin) from 2005.
Specifications:
“Nederland herrijst” - 10 guilders 1970 (first commemorative coin in the Netherlands)
Metal | Silver 720/1000 |
Weight | 25 g |
Diameter | 38 mm |
Edge lettering | GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * |
Nominal value | 10 guilders |
Year | 1970 |
Obverse | Portrait Juliana to the right. Text: JULIANA KONING DER NEDERLANDEN |
Reverse | Portrait Wilhelmina to the left. Text: NEDERLAND HERRIJST 1945 * 10 G * 1970 |
“Vijftig jaar bevrijding” - 50 guilders 1995
Metal | 925/1000 |
Weight | 25 g |
Diameter | 38 mm |
Edge lettering | GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * |
Nominal value | 50 guilders |
Year | 1995 |
Obverse | Portrait Beatrix to the left. Text: BEATRIX KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN |
Reverse | Graphic display of the number 50 and 50 G. Text: VIJFTIG JAAR BEVRIJDING 1945 - 1995 |
“Vredes Vijfje” - 5 euros 2005
Metal | Silver 925/1000 |
Weight | 11.9 g |
Diameter | 29 mm |
Edge lettering | GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * |
Nominal value | 5 euros |
Year | 2005 |
Obverse | Beatrix portrayed to the left until the waist with folded hands and hat, dots in the background, euro coin star sign. Text: BEATRIX KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN |
Reverse | A 5 made of dots, face value, text: VREDE 60 JAAR 2005, on a background with dots |
The historic coins are placed in the set without any capsules so you can admire and feel them best. Because the replica is minted in the highest quality Proof, you find it in capsule to guarantee its quality.
Article number | 0107795 |
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Metal | Silver |
Weight | Various |
Diameter | Various |
Nominal value | Various |
Mintage | 350 sets |