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10 Euro - Beatrix

Issuer Netherlands
Year 1996
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Obverse description Central field features the denomination '10 EURO' in large Gothic-style lettering, with the date '1996' below. A ring of twelve five-pointed stars surrounds the central design, referencing the European Union. The outer legend reads 'NETHERLANDS • NIEDERLANDE • PAYS-BAS' along the upper arc and 'EUROPA' along the lower arc, with the fineness mark '.999' appearing in small characters at lower right.
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The 1996 Dutch 10 euro silver issue falls within a commemorative series produced under Beatrix during the final decade before the Netherlands surrendered the guilder to the euro. The Royal Dutch Mint at Utrecht — one of the oldest continuously operating mints in Europe — struck these in .999 fine silver rather than the sterling standard more common to earlier Dutch commemoratives, a deliberate choice reflecting shifting collector market expectations in the mid-1990s.

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