Netherlands. 20 commemorative medals - House of Orange, Arnhem 1944, D-Day and De Stijl – Gold-plated & silver-plated (No reserve price)
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A collection of twenty 40 mm gold-plated or silver-plated commemorative medals from the Netherlands, featuring the House of Orange, royal weddings and inaugurations, Arnhem 1944, D-Day and De Stijl designs, each in its own capsule.
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Netherlands. 20 commemorative medals – House of Orange, royal weddings & inaugurations, Arnhem 1944, D-Day and De Stijl – Gold-plated & silver-plated – 40 mm
Collection of twenty modern medals featuring the Dutch royal family, national anniversaries and historical coin designs. The selection combines portraits, heraldic designs and historical scenes, with colour detailing on several pieces.
All medals are gold-plated or silver-plated, measure 40 mm in diameter and are individually housed in capsules.
Contents
Arnhem 1944 – “75 jaar vrijheid”, with colour detailing.
Medal reproducing the Dutch 2½-gulden reverse dated 1980.
Queen Máxima – 30 April 2013.
Wedding of Willem-Alexander and Máxima – 2 February 2002.
Beatrix and Willem-Alexander – succession on 30 April 2013: 2 pieces.
Inauguration of King Willem-Alexander – 30 April 2013.
“50 jaar bevrijding” – Netherlands, 1945–1995.
Dutch armed forces and the D-Day commemoration – 6 June 2014.
Centenary of De Stijl – 1917–2017, with colour detailing.
Willem-Alexander – first anniversary of his kingship, 30 April 2014.
Willem-Alexander – 50th birthday.
Bicentenary of the Kingdom – 1813–2013: 2 versions.
Willem-Alexander taking the royal oath – 30 April 2013.
Queen Wilhelmina and the liberation of the Netherlands – 5 May 1945.
Queen Wilhelmina – “In Oranje overwinnen”, incorporating a historical guilder design.
Dutch royal family portrait medal.
Medal reproducing the Dutch 10-gulden reverse dated 1892.
Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima – 30 April 2013.
Specifications
Quantity: 20 medals
Diameter: 40 mm each
Finish: gold-plated or silver-plated
Selected pieces with colour detailing
Packaging: individual capsules
The dates and denominations reproduced on the historical coin designs refer to the original designs.
Netherlands. 20 commemorative medals – House of Orange, royal weddings & inaugurations, Arnhem 1944, D-Day and De Stijl – Gold-plated & silver-plated – 40 mm
Collection of twenty modern medals featuring the Dutch royal family, national anniversaries and historical coin designs. The selection combines portraits, heraldic designs and historical scenes, with colour detailing on several pieces.
All medals are gold-plated or silver-plated, measure 40 mm in diameter and are individually housed in capsules.
Contents
Arnhem 1944 – “75 jaar vrijheid”, with colour detailing.
Medal reproducing the Dutch 2½-gulden reverse dated 1980.
Queen Máxima – 30 April 2013.
Wedding of Willem-Alexander and Máxima – 2 February 2002.
Beatrix and Willem-Alexander – succession on 30 April 2013: 2 pieces.
Inauguration of King Willem-Alexander – 30 April 2013.
“50 jaar bevrijding” – Netherlands, 1945–1995.
Dutch armed forces and the D-Day commemoration – 6 June 2014.
Centenary of De Stijl – 1917–2017, with colour detailing.
Willem-Alexander – first anniversary of his kingship, 30 April 2014.
Willem-Alexander – 50th birthday.
Bicentenary of the Kingdom – 1813–2013: 2 versions.
Willem-Alexander taking the royal oath – 30 April 2013.
Queen Wilhelmina and the liberation of the Netherlands – 5 May 1945.
Queen Wilhelmina – “In Oranje overwinnen”, incorporating a historical guilder design.
Dutch royal family portrait medal.
Medal reproducing the Dutch 10-gulden reverse dated 1892.
Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima – 30 April 2013.
Specifications
Quantity: 20 medals
Diameter: 40 mm each
Finish: gold-plated or silver-plated
Selected pieces with colour detailing
Packaging: individual capsules
The dates and denominations reproduced on the historical coin designs refer to the original designs.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Country/province
Netherlands
Year/period and variation
- House of Orange, Arnhem 1944, D-Day and De Stijl – Gold-plated & silver-plated
Denomination
20 commemorative medals
Condition
Ungraded
Theme
Royalty
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