Netherlands 25 cents 1826 km#15

Hi There,

where can I find that in the catalog, since it's not under the Netherlands? With a generic search "25 cents" and "1826" nothing shows up! Yes, I searched ALL.

Thanks

How do you know it's KM#15?  Sure it's not KM#48? https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces29611.html
If not, could we get a picture?

Of course it's a km#48.
Data:
weight 4.01 grs
diameter 21.04 mm
thickness 1.21 mm
edge plain
orientation coin

I have never tried to insert images in the group, let's see if it worked

I searched using the "advanced search" tab.  I plugged in 25 (no cents) and 1826 and this was the only one that popped up.
And when you upload pictures, be sure to tic the box marked "thumbnail."  It will post a smaller picture but will link to the big one.

I just don't understand the functioning of the search machine, it seems an odd way to search?

Since I thought the coin wasn't in the system, I sent the original size photo for including them in the data base!

BTW, I doubt a thumb print will allow you to get a link on MY computer's dard disk..... Never heard that one before.

Ciao

Quote: SjoelundI just don't understand the functioning of the search machine, it seems an odd way to search?

It can take a little bit of getting used to, but once you figure it out it works pretty well.

Quote: SjoelundBTW, I doubt a thumb print will allow you to get a link on MY computer's dard disk..... Never heard that one before.

The large version of the photo gets uploaded to the site, but only a thumb is posted with your text.  If you want, try it again in this post with the same image.

And I think you might actually have an 1827.

I got the coin from a Dutch xchange friend of mine and she identified it as 1826, and so do I, the problem is to take a photo under the proper light conditions. Here is a photo with the light entering from the opposite side....

At the same time using the thumb print.

Ah, what a difference the light makes.  I can see the bottom loop on the 6 now.  The spacing makes more sense that way.  

Yep, the light source is stable in my set-up, so the coin has to be turned 90° to try to find a photo out of the 4 taken after each turn, shoving what you want to show. This is only valid for worn coins, ofcourse!