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1 Cent
| Emittent | Netherlands East Indies Government |
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| Jahr | 1855-1912 |
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| Gewicht | 4.8 g |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse is dominated by a central beaded circle enclosing the denomination inscription in Arabic script reading 'سَفَراتُس رُوْپِيَه' (one hundredth of a rupiah), presented in two lines within the inner field. Surrounding the beaded circle, the outer legend repeats the same denomination value in Javanese script, running continuously around the periphery. A small decorative floral ornament appears at the top of the coin between the two scripts. The overall composition is bilingual, reflecting the colonial administration's dual-language monetary policy for the archipelago. |
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| Auflage | 1855 - KM#307.1 - 100,000 1855 - KM#307.1 Proof - 1856 - KM#307.1 - 67,900,000 1856 - KM#307.1 Proof - 1857 - KM#307.1 - 162,000,000 1858 - KM#307.1 - 119,430,741 1859 - KM#307.1 - 40,800,000 1860 - KM#307.1; Exists in gold - 14,455,000 1896 - KM#307.2 - 60,400,000 1896 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1897 - KM#307.2 - 69,600,000 1897 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1898 - KM#307.2; Exists in brass (chrysocalt) - 36,600,000 1899 - KM#307.2 - 18,400,000 1899 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1901 - KM#307.2 - 15,000,000 1901 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1902 - KM#307.2; Exists in gold and silver - 10,000,000 1907 - KM#307.2 - 7,500,000 1907 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1908 - KM#307.2 - 12,500,000 1908 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1909 - KM#307.2 - 7,500,000 1909 - KM#307.2 Proof - 1912 - KM#307.2 - 25,000,000 |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
The Netherlands East Indies cent was minted almost exclusively at Utrecht, with the distinctive caduceus privy mark of that facility appearing on the vast majority of issues across this long series. Production was intermittent rather than continuous — colonial authorities ordered strikes reactively, when circulating stock in the archipelago ran low, which accounts for the wildly uneven mintage figures year to year.
The KM#307.1 and 307.2 distinction turns on a minor modification to the coin's edge treatment made partway through the series run.