This is an automatic translation. The original text is:
Entrance of the Royal Dutch Mint building.
Script:
Latince
Lettering: HET GELD HIER UIT METAAL VERKREGEN ZY NOOIT TEN VLOEK DOCH STEEDS TEN ZEGEN
1992 - 2017
Reverse
Hollanda Kraliyet Darphanesi Logosu
This is an automatic translation. The original text is:
Logo of the Royal Dutch Mint
Script:
Latince
Lettering:'s RIJKS MUNT
Edge
Sade.
This is an automatic translation. The original text is:
Plain.
Mint
Royal Dutch Mint (Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt), Utrecht, Netherlands (1010-date)
Mark
Ted Peters, Darphane Ustası Vekili, Royal Dutch Mint(2016-2017)
Comments
(en)
There is no reference to the Dag van de Munt (Day of the Mint) on the token itself, but it is mentioned on a “ coincard” with the token, plus a 20 cents and a 5 cents coin. After 2003, the text “Dag van de munt” is not always used on the tokens in this category.
After the privatisation of the Mint, the Mint museum was renamed to Geld- en Bankmuseum (later shortened to Geldmuseum), and their logo, a different one than that of the Mint, was used for a number of years. On this token, the caduceus logo of the mint was used again.
Coincard, obverse.
Coincard, reverse.
At the Dag van de Munt (an annual event that started as an Open Day in 1992), two or three types of medals are issued: a visitors medal, a hand struck visitors medal (made by the visitor himself), and a coin set with a special set token. Not all of these types were issued during each edition. All types (up to 2016) are described in the catalogue “Nederlandse Munt-Penningen” by Wiebe Postma, but after 2011, the set tokens are missing, probably because a page was not printed in the final version.
No member from this site currently wants to exchange it.
Numista Nadirlik indeksi: 97
This index is based on the data of Numista members collections. It ranges from 0 to 100, 0 meaning a very common coin or banknote and 100 meaning a rare coin or banknote among Numista members.
