Can i please get a valuation , grade and value. For my error, multiple strikes,Netherlands East Indies 1/2 Duit 1822 Km 280

No sure how to grade this one. But been thinking about selling it.
Netherlands East Indies
1/2 Duit 1822 Km 280
wt 1.46 , Dia 18.02
Is this common, is there a market for it.


Here you can see 2 ,5's. And crown is well it is tilled


Two indies and other

Is there a way to grade an error. Thank you daryl

Does not look like there is much interest in the coin.

Based on the 55 reads of your question there is a lot of interest but nobody seems to know what to think about it. Here is my humble opinion. I can not discern whether your coin has the weapon one line or double line, so here-are the values according to them. I would add a few dollars for your over strike coin, maybe $15 - $20 or so and call it a day.

https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/netherlands-east-indies-sumatra-island-of-1-2-duit-km-280.2-1816-1822-cuid-1107452-duid-1457246

Thank you harryg Did not see or know about read by. It is one of those coins you have to find someone who wants it.

it is a double strike, not really rare.
But it is a nice coin.
It is 1/2 duit, KM# 280.2
5 (arms) 1/32
But what puzzles me is the date 1822
The KM# 75 goes from 1802 to 1809.
The Batavian republic existed from 1802 till 1809


edit: found the explanation:
http://wiki.muntenenpapiergeld.nl/index.php?title=Nederlandsch-Indi%C3%AB

"Again copper bonkswere produced on Java (Surabaja, 1818-1819) and ½, ¼ and 1/8 copper pennies duit) were struck, again with the inscription INDÆ BATAV: (Surabaja, 1818-1826). The currency law of 1816 was formally declared applicable to the Dutch East Indies in 1826. Before that, lots of silver money had already been shipped to the East, but according to Gresham's law they disappeared immediately from circulation, which in fact consisted solely of paper money and copper. Adjustment of the sculptor in 1821, of course, did not help."

Thank you very much PetrusAscanus. As always right on the money and good information.

Daryl,

I think this is a awesome coin and even cooler with the error but I hadn’t commented previously since I didn’t have any knowledge to give on this. Don’t worry I’m sure someone will come along eventually with the 8fo your looking for.

Matt

How much do you need for this?

Great answers, no one gave a grade.

I would grade this coin Fine to Very Fine.

Looks like a G8