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2 Stuivers Hammered coinage

Issuer Batavian Republic / Dutch East India Company (VOC)
Year 1803-1806
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Currency Java - Rupee (1744-1818)
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Obverse description Denomination '2 S' (two stuivers) struck in large, bold characters within a pearled rectangular border, the legends produced by hammer striking on an irregularly shaped copper flan. The numerals and letter are rendered in a somewhat crude, utilitarian style characteristic of colonial hammered coinage. Pellet or pellet-like ornaments appear in the field alongside the denomination. The overall strike is typical of emergency or provisional coinage produced for circulation in Java during the early nineteenth century.
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Obverse lettering 2 S
(Translation: Two stiver)
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