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Netherlands 2 1/2 Gulden 1858 Willem III AU-
Joel Numismatics / Demuntenkoning 
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Schulman 584
Netherlands, 2½ Gulden, 1858, Willem III, Silver
Obverse:
Head of King Willem III facing right, legend around: "WILLEM III KONING DER NED. G. H. V. L." (Willem III King of the Netherlands Grand Duke of Luxembourg).
Reverse:
Crowned Dutch coat of arms with lion holding sword and arrows, denomination "2½ G" on either side, date "1858" above, legend around: "MUNT VAN HET KONINGRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN" (Coin of the Kingdom of the Netherlands).
Historical context:
The 2½ Gulden coin was a significant silver denomination in the Dutch monetary system, introduced during the 19th-century decimalization reforms. Struck during the reign of King Willem III (1849–1890), these coins were valued for their silver content and symbolic imagery, with the crowned arms reflecting Dutch national identity. The 1858 issue represents an early example from this monarch’s reign, circulated widely during a period of economic and political consolidation in the Netherlands.
Obverse:
Head of King Willem III facing right, legend around: "WILLEM III KONING DER NED. G. H. V. L." (Willem III King of the Netherlands Grand Duke of Luxembourg).
Reverse:
Crowned Dutch coat of arms with lion holding sword and arrows, denomination "2½ G" on either side, date "1858" above, legend around: "MUNT VAN HET KONINGRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN" (Coin of the Kingdom of the Netherlands).
Historical context:
The 2½ Gulden coin was a significant silver denomination in the Dutch monetary system, introduced during the 19th-century decimalization reforms. Struck during the reign of King Willem III (1849–1890), these coins were valued for their silver content and symbolic imagery, with the crowned arms reflecting Dutch national identity. The 1858 issue represents an early example from this monarch’s reign, circulated widely during a period of economic and political consolidation in the Netherlands.
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