⅒ Silver Malasyan Gulden

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Here I am enjoying my last vacation meal with Greek tsipouro and figured to share another one of my silver treasures..

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I pulled a random coin from the ones I brought with me and this little beauty came out... A ⅒ Gulden from the Netherlands East Indies, minted in 1945.

Quick history lesson, The Dutch East Indies, also known as the Netherlands East-Indies, was a Dutch colony consisting of what is now Indonesia. It was only in December 1949 sorry after World War II when the Netherlands formally recognised the Indonesian sovereignty. Ok, back to the coin now!

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On the front we have the Crowned coat of arms of the time, the coin value, and the minting date.

Now the back is a bit more interesting..

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That weird letters are actually Malaysian and Javanese. That's JaVanese, not japanese ! 😂

In the inner circle we have the Malaysian value, and the Javanese along rim.

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The edge is Reeded, nothing special here!

This is a pretty small coin, here's a comparison vs a 50 cent euro coin and a 1 UK pound:

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Just 1.25 g heavy, made from 0.720 silver, and 0.280 copper. That's exactly 0.9 g of silver.

As always, here are some more technical specs from numista in case you are interested:

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Ok, excuse me now I have to leave to pack my bags. Soon back to base 🥲

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You received an upvote of 100% from Precious the Silver Mermaid!

Thank you for contributing more great content to the #SilverGoldStackers tag.
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The Greek tsipouro looks tasty. Nice coin and history about the designs !

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The coins look really nice and attractive to own

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The JaVanese word seems more like Arabic because of the way, syle and pattern it looks like. Nice little epic story to that coin there. Can't believe it aged a lot.

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Thanks again for showing & sharing the Fractional Silver Treasure, @trumpman. It's so important to be able to identify real money, and measure its value. There are many, “educated” Citizens, that just don't get it.

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The last supper…… hope you had a great holiday. Nice little piece of silver there from Japanese….🤣😂

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Good silver coin
Indonesia is my country

!PIZZA

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Oohhh nice! It's cool to own something from so afar, hopefully one day I'll visit your country!

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hello! nice post @trumpman ! anyway, there might be a small typo for your title, might have gotten the word "Malaysian" spelt wrongly! Nice read though! and do feel free to drop by my space at times too! cheers buddy

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Javanese along rim

I also love a good Javanese rimming

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Silver coin always radiate this special at times

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This uncommon silver coin makes sense being from the former hub of trade when the Dutch established Batavia East India. History in your hands @trumpman !

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much insight like always!

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cute one!

globalism decades ago :)

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