5 Florins - Beatrix

صادرکننده Aruba
سال 1995-2005
نوع Standard circulation coin
ارزش 5 Florin (5 AWG)
واحد پول Florin (1986-date)
ترکیب Nickel plated steel
وزن 8.64 g
قطر
ضخامت 1.9 mm
شکل Square with rounded corners
تکنیک Milled
جهت Coin alignment ↑↓
حکاک(ها) Evelino Fingal
در گردش تا 1 October 2005
مرجع(ها) KM#12, Schön#7
توضیحات روی سکه National arms of Aruba with date and value.
خط روی سکه Latin
نوشته‌های روی سکه ARUBA 1997 5 flORIN
توضیحات پشت سکه Silhouette of Queen Beatrix facing left.
خط پشت سکه Latin
نوشته‌های پشت سکه Beatrix KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN
(Translation: Beatrix QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS)
لبه Smooth
ضرابخانه Royal Dutch Mint (Koninklijke
Nederlandse Munt), Utrecht, Netherlands (1010-date)
تیراژ ضرب 1995 - - 208 500
1996 - - 357 500
1997 - - 27 500
1998 - - 162 000
1999 - - 86 200
2000 - In Sets only - 7 500
2001 - In Sets only - 6 900
2002 - In Sets only - 6 000
2003 - In Sets only - 4 000
2004 - In Sets only - 2 500
2005 - In Sets only - 2 500
شناسه Numisquare 4230902730
اطلاعات تکمیلی

Historical Context: The Aruban 5 Florins coin, issued from 1995 to 2005, features Her Majesty Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, who served as Aruba's constitutional monarch. This period followed Aruba's attainment of 'status aparte' within the Kingdom in 1986, granting it monetary independence. The coin series thus symbolizes Aruba's autonomous status and its distinct currency, while simultaneously affirming its enduring connection to the Dutch monarchy and its historical legacy.

Artistry: The obverse design presents a dignified effigy of Queen Beatrix, executed in a realistic, contemporary portraiture style common to late 20th-century European coinage. While the specific engraver is often undocumented for this series, the stylistic approach aligns with a modern classical school, emphasizing clarity and regal representation. The reverse typically displays the Aruban coat of arms, a rich symbolic emblem incorporating elements like the lion, aloe plant, and Santa Cruz cross, reflecting the island's heritage.

Technical/Grading: Struck on a nickel-plated steel planchet (8.64 grams, 26.00 mm), this coin requires attention to high-points for grading. These include the hair details and cheekbone on Beatrix's portrait, and the intricate elements within the Aruban coat of arms. A full, sharp strike shows clear hair separation and crisp heraldic details. Luster retention and plating integrity are crucial; wear often manifests as dullness or plating loss, especially on raised areas.

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