Indonesian States › Java ½ Stuiver 1810 Local Copper imitation Years: 1811-1815 These coins were produced and circulated locally in Java, and possibly in Sumatra and copied the design of the then-circulating ½ Stuiver during British Occupation of Java. Many of the imitations, or contemporary counterfeits, do not feature such strong crudeness and amateurishness. Of a collection of around 35, only around half had any major mirrored or misplaced characters while the rest simply featured crude and hand-carved lettering. The coin shown is the only one that revealed the vertically swapped fraction, the ""2/1"" rather than the common ""1/2"". All the imitations weigh in to mere fractions of the supposed 5 g. standard. It is likely that there are some ""impossible dates"" where it is marked to outside of the 1811-1815 official minting. Actual dimensions: diameter: 27,4 mm, Weigth: 2 gram. !! Please note, due to updated import regulations from the United States, we are not able to ship to the US at this moment. !! Please take a good look at the photos, they are part of the description. They provide a clear picture of the quality and condition of the product and they fill in any gaps in the text or correct any errors and are decisive for the description of the product. ID: 3576"