Diameter of the uneven flan averages to 20 mm and the weight is 1.5 gr on my somewhat reliable electronic scales.
Hollandia (Netherlands) 16xx 2 stuiver [решено]
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I got this coin on eBay and the seller (apparently unknowingly) had it mislabeled as 18'th century. However it appear to be an earlier KM-27 type minted through 17'th century. While the date is not visible, can someone verify and suggest the real scarcity (Numista rarity 94) and [resell] value as Krause's US$2 @VG seems ridiculous in light of the fact that I could not find any coin of that type on the main (US), Dutch (ebay.nl) or German (.de) eBay sites and a single dateless (and sans picture) coin at the ma-shops.com.
Diameter of the uneven flan averages to 20 mm and the weight is 1.5 gr on my somewhat reliable electronic scales.
Diameter of the uneven flan averages to 20 mm and the weight is 1.5 gr on my somewhat reliable electronic scales.
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The NRI doesn't really show the scarcity of a coin, just the scarcity among Numista members. I find that many of them -like me- don't specialize in older coins but more modern issues as shown by the number of modern vs older coins available for swap. (Disclaimer: This is a simple observation, not a thorough analysis 
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The value of a coin, as with most items, is dictated by the scarcity but also by the desirability -in the condition of the item-. If no one is willing to pay more than 2$ for it, then that's its value; if someone offers you $200, then that's its value. Plain and simple.
).The value of a coin, as with most items, is dictated by the scarcity but also by the desirability -in the condition of the item-. If no one is willing to pay more than 2$ for it, then that's its value; if someone offers you $200, then that's its value. Plain and simple.
Coin enthusiast, always learning
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(sandy3075, 23 Янв 2021, 19:08)
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