10 Gulden - Willem I Countermark

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背面描述	Crowned Dutch royal arms at center, depicting a rampant lion within a quartered shield, richly detailed with cross-hatching and heraldic elements. The denomination numeral '10' appears prominently to the left of the shield, while the circular legend MUNT VAN HET KONINGRYK DER NEDERLANDEN arcs around the upper and lower periphery, accompanied by the date 1840 at the top. A second countermark, matching that on the obverse, is applied to the upper right field of the reverse, partially overlapping the legend. The composition is framed by a bold dentilated border consistent with Utrecht Mint production standards of the period.
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附加信息	Dutch colonial authorities in Batavia periodically countermarked metropolitan Dutch coinage for circulation within the East Indies, a practice driven by chronic shortages of specie in the archipelago rather than any systematic monetary reform. The Willem I 10 Gulden was itself a short-lived type, struck only from 1818 to 1840 — the final year coinciding with the last issues before Willem I's abdication following the Belgian secession crisis. The countermark application was done locally, which accounts for the variability in placement and depth seen across surviving examples.

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