10 Cents

Emitent Suriname
Rok 1962-1986
Typ Standard circulation coin
Nominał 10 Cents (10 Cent) (0.10 SRG)
Waluta Guilder (1826-2003)
Skład Copper-nickel
Waga 2 g
Średnica 16 mm
Grubość 1.47 mm
Kształt Round
Technika Milled
Orientacja Coin alignment ↑↓
Rytownik(zy) Joop Hekman
W obiegu do
Źródło(a) KM#13, Schön#3, Scholt I#1300-1304, CNO#77.5-6
Opis awersu Coat of arms of Suriname supported by two natives. Legend below. The whole surrounded by a wreath.
Pismo awersu Latin
Legenda awersu JUSTITIA PIETAS FIDES SURINAME
(Translation: Justice Piety Faith)
Opis rewersu Denomination flanked by mint and privy mark, year above. The whole surrounded by circle and design.
Pismo rewersu Latin
Legenda rewersu 1978 10 CENT
Krawędź Reeded
Mennica Royal Dutch Mint (Koninklijke
Nederlandse Munt), Utrecht, Netherlands (1010-date)
Nakład 1962 - Schulman 1300 - 3 000 000
1962 S - Proofset only - 650
1966 - Proofset only -
1966 - Schulman 1301 - 2 500 000
1971 - Schulman 1302 - 500 000
1972 - Schulman 1303 - 1 500 000
1974 - Proof - 10
1974 - Schulman 1304 - 1 500 000
1976 - (fr) marque coq - 5 000 000
1976 - Proofset only - 10
1978 - (fr) marque coq - 2 000 000
1979 - (fr) marque coq - 2 000 000
1982 - (fr) marque enclume - 1 000 000
1985 - (fr) marque enclume - 1 000 000
1986 - (fr) marque enclume - 1 500 000
ID Numisquare 2600758800
Dodatkowe informacje

Historical Context: This 10 Cents coin from Suriname, minted 1962-1986, spans a pivotal era. Initially issued as an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, its mintage continued through Suriname's full independence in 1975. The coin circulated under both the Dutch monarchy (Queen Juliana, then Beatrix) and the nascent Republic, reflecting profound political and societal transformations.

Artistry: The copper-nickel 10 Cents exhibits a functional yet symbolic aesthetic, typical of post-colonial coinage. While the engraver is uncredited, the style aligns with modern European minting, emphasizing clarity and national identity. The obverse features Suriname's national coat of arms: two indigenous men supporting a shield with a sailing ship and star. The reverse displays "10 CENTS" surrounded by decorative elements, clearly stating its value.

Technical/Grading: Struck on a 16 mm, 2-gram copper-nickel planchet, this coin generally exhibits a robust strike. For grading, examine design high points. On the obverse, these include the shield's details (star, ship's rigging) and the indigenous supporters' facial features and headdresses. On the reverse, sharp edges of "10" and "CENTS" indicate strike quality and wear. Weakness in these areas, particularly the coat of arms' finer details, suggests a less optimal strike or significant circulation.

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