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Niederlande. Wilhelmina. 1 Gulden 1892 – Long Hair Type – LSch. 684 (Ohne mindestpreis)

Netherlands – Wilhelmina – 1 Gulden 1892 – Long Hair Type – LSch. 684 Silver one-guilder coin issued in 1892 during the reign of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. This early portrait type is traditionally known as the “Long Hair” type. Obverse Youthful portrait of Queen Wilhelmina facing left, with her long hair hanging down and a pearl necklace around her neck. The initials W.S. of medallist W.J. Schammer appear below the portrait. Legend: WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN Translation: “Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands.” Reverse The crowned national coat of arms of the Netherlands, showing the Dutch lion holding a sword and a bundle of seven arrows. The denomination appears as 1 – G on either side of the arms, with 100 C. below. The date 1892 is placed above the crown. Legend: MUNT VAN HET KONINGRYK DER NEDERLANDEN Translation: “Coin of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.” Specifications Country: Netherlands Ruler: Queen Wilhelmina Denomination: 1 Gulden Date: 1892 Material: Silver Silver fineness: 945/1000 Standard weight: 10.00 g Diameter: 28 mm Medallist: W.J. Schammer Mint: Utrecht Edge inscription: GOD * ZY * MET ONS Reference: LSch. 684; Schulman 795; KM 117 Historical context Wilhelmina became Queen of the Netherlands in November 1890 following the death of her father, King William III. She was ten years old at the time, and her mother, Queen Emma, served as regent until Wilhelmina reached the age of eighteen in 1898. This 1892 issue belongs to the first guilder type struck in Wilhelmina’s name. Its youthful portrait, created by W.J. Schammer, shows the young queen with long, freely hanging hair and a pearl necklace. The design was used for the silver guilder issues of 1892 and 1897 before being replaced by a new portrait by Pier Pander. The reverse retained the traditional crowned national arms and the denomination in both guilders and cents. One guilder was equal to 100 cents, as indicated by the inscription 100 C. beneath the shield. Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition and appearance of the coin. Special offer for this Live Auction: all shipments within the Netherlands are free of charge.

Nr. 105366155

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Niederlande. Wilhelmina. 1 Gulden 1892 – Long Hair Type – LSch. 684  (Ohne mindestpreis)

Niederlande. Wilhelmina. 1 Gulden 1892 – Long Hair Type – LSch. 684 (Ohne mindestpreis)

Netherlands – Wilhelmina – 1 Gulden 1892 – Long Hair Type – LSch. 684

Silver one-guilder coin issued in 1892 during the reign of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. This early portrait type is traditionally known as the “Long Hair” type.

Obverse

Youthful portrait of Queen Wilhelmina facing left, with her long hair hanging down and a pearl necklace around her neck. The initials W.S. of medallist W.J. Schammer appear below the portrait.

Legend:

WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN

Translation:

“Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands.”

Reverse

The crowned national coat of arms of the Netherlands, showing the Dutch lion holding a sword and a bundle of seven arrows.

The denomination appears as 1 – G on either side of the arms, with 100 C. below. The date 1892 is placed above the crown.

Legend:

MUNT VAN HET KONINGRYK DER NEDERLANDEN

Translation:

“Coin of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.”

Specifications

Country: Netherlands
Ruler: Queen Wilhelmina
Denomination: 1 Gulden
Date: 1892
Material: Silver
Silver fineness: 945/1000
Standard weight: 10.00 g
Diameter: 28 mm
Medallist: W.J. Schammer
Mint: Utrecht
Edge inscription: GOD * ZY * MET ONS
Reference: LSch. 684; Schulman 795; KM 117

Historical context

Wilhelmina became Queen of the Netherlands in November 1890 following the death of her father, King William III. She was ten years old at the time, and her mother, Queen Emma, served as regent until Wilhelmina reached the age of eighteen in 1898.

This 1892 issue belongs to the first guilder type struck in Wilhelmina’s name. Its youthful portrait, created by W.J. Schammer, shows the young queen with long, freely hanging hair and a pearl necklace. The design was used for the silver guilder issues of 1892 and 1897 before being replaced by a new portrait by Pier Pander.

The reverse retained the traditional crowned national arms and the denomination in both guilders and cents. One guilder was equal to 100 cents, as indicated by the inscription 100 C. beneath the shield.

Please examine the photographs carefully for the condition and appearance of the coin.

Special offer for this Live Auction: all shipments within the Netherlands are free of charge.


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