Gouden Dukaat 1800 (Sch. 36 / Delm. 1171C) - 3.48 gram - VF/XF

Gouden Dukaat 1801 (Sch. 37 / Delm. 1171C) - 3.51 gram - a.UNC

Gouden Dukaat 1802 (Sch. 38 / Delm. 1171C) - 3.51 gram - XF/UNC

Gouden Dukaat 1803 (Sch. 39 / Delm. 1171C) - attractive piece with sharp details - NGC MS 64 (8236992-003) - attractive piece with sharp details

Gouden Dukaat 1805 (Sch. 41 / Delm. 1171C) - 3.51 gram - wavy flan - VF/XF

Dubbele Gouden Dukaat 1803 mm. shield of Utrecht (Sch. 10 / R) - 7.00 gram - Obv. Standing knight with sword and bundle of arrows / Rev. Legend in five lines within ornate tablet - XF/UNC - rare, ex collection Vinkenborg

½ Gulden 1796 (Sch. 101 / Delm. 1200 / WES 117/R2) - 6.07 gram - XF - very rare

1 Gulden 1796 (Sch. 95a1 / Delm. 1180) - 10.46 gram - variety 'WESTF:' and altar w/o garland - VF+, ex collection Vinkenborg

1 Gulden 1796 (Sch. 95b /R / Delm. 1180) with smaller letters 'WESTF:' and round altar + guirlande - NGC AU 58 (8213360-003) - rare - collectie Coenen

3 Gulden 1795 (Sch. 85a / Delm. 1147) - 31.80 gram - XF

3 Gulden 1795 with striated altar, guirlande and small letters (Sch. 85b R / Delm. 1147 R) - 31.18 gram - VF/XF

3 Gulden 1795 with striated altar, guirlande and small letters (Sch. 85b R / Delm. 1147 R) - 31.66 gram - a.XF - rare, ex collection Vinkenborg

3 Gulden 1795 altar w/o ridges, with garland and small letters in legend (Sch. 85c R / Delm. 1147/R) - XF

3 Gulden 1795 altar w/o ridges and with garland (Sch. 85cc / Delm. 1147/R) - 31.50 gram - no space between WESTF: and crown - VF - rare

3 Gulden 1795 altar w/o ridges and with garland (Sch. 85cc / Delm. 1147/R) - no space between WESTF: and crown - VF+, attractive multicolor cabinet toning!

Zilveren Dukaat 1795 (Sch. 61 / Delm. 976) - a.VF

Zilveren Dukaat 1795 (Sch. 61 / Delm. 976) - 27.31 gram - a.VF

Zilveren Dukaat 1795 (Sch. 61 / Delm. 976) - 27.95 gram - VF/XF

Zilveren Dukaat 1796 (Sch. 62 / Delm. 976 / RRR) - 27.86 gram - a.VF - extremely rare, ex collection Vinkenborg

Zilveren Dukaat 1798 (Sch. 63 / Delm. 976/R1) - VF/XF

5 Stuivers 1800 - Pattern for the new National coinage by J.G. Holzhey and David van der Kellen Sr. after an idea of the Secretary of Finance I.J. Alexander Gogel. Obv. A radiant Liberty Cap on the Law Book of the new State Regulation resting on an altar. On the altar an anchor and dolphin, the date 1800 in exergue. Inscription: EEN EN ONVERDEELD STERK. Rev. Denomination within oak wreath. Inscription: BATAAFSCH GEMEENEBEST . – ‘ T 6 JAAR. - According to the accompanying collector's ticket this piece was acquired at a J. Schulman auction in 1961 for 150 Gulden. - RRRR. OF THE HIGHEST RARITY - NGC MS63 - Cert. # 8361713-005., ex collection Vinkenborg

9 Grote 1807 title W.G.F. Count Bentinck of Inn- en Knyphausen, struck in Utrecht (Sch. 163) - 3.49 gram - Obv. Crowned lion to left, denomination below / Rev. Crowned arms, date below - VF/XF, ex collection Vinkenborg

10 Stuiver 1809 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee - Name engraver GEORGE F not visible (Sch. 159b R) - 5.25 gram - with edge lettering 'DE NAAM DES HEEREN ZY GELOOFD' - cleaned - NGC AU Details (8358852-002) / very rare

10 Stuiver 1809 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee, VARIETY - Name engraver not visible (Sch. 159b R) with edge lettering 'DE NAAM DES HEEREN ZY GELOOFD*' with star in D (Sch. 159e RR) - slightly cleaned - XF - very rare

10 Stuiver 1809 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee - Name engraver GEORGE F not visible (Sch. 159b/e R) - 5.25 gram - with edge lettering 'DE NAAM DES HEEREN ZY GELOOFD*', with * in D - slightly cleaned - patina - XF+ / very rare, ex collection Vinkenborg

Pattern 20 Stuivers Louis Napoleon struck in silver (Sch. 141 / RRRR / LSch.167 R4) by J.G. Holtzhey - Obv. Bust of the King to right surrounded by the legend 'LODEWYK de EERSTE KONING van HOLL'. Rev. crowned coat of arms on two crossed scepters between denomination, date and guirlande below. Edge: SIT •••˂˃••• NOMEN •••˂˃••• DOMINI •••˂˃••• BENEDICTVM •••˂˃•••. RRRR - OF THE HIGHEST RARITY, with an attractive colourful cabinet toning! - NGC MS62 - Cert. # 8361713-006 - According to the accompanying collector's ticket, this coin was obtained at an auction of J. Schulman in 1962 for a hefty 650 Gulden! The famous medallist Johan Georg Holtzhey was approached in 1807 to create designs for a 50 Stuiver, a 20 Stuiver and a 10 Stuiver piece. Because Holtzhey was nearly blind, some of the work was done by his assistant David van der Kellen Sr., the engraver who later designed the change for William I., ex collection Vinkenborg

Pattern 50 Stuivers Louis Napoleon in silver (Sch. 140a / RRRR / L Sch.163a R4) by J.G. Holtzhey - Obv. Bust of the King to right surrounded by the legend 'LODEWYK de EERSTE KONING van HOLL'. Rev. crowned coat of arms on two crossed scepters between denomination, date and guirlande below. Plain edge. RRRR - OF THE HIGHEST RARITY, with an attractive cabinet toning. - Wrongly attributed on the label as a Florin by NGC - NGC MS63 - Cert. # 8361709-003 - The famous medallist Johan Georg Holtzhey was approached in 1807 to create designs for a 50 Stuiver, a 20 Stuiver and a 10 Stuiver piece. Because Holtzhey was nearly blind, some of the work was done by his assistant David van der Kellen Sr., the engraver who later designed the change for William I., ex collection Vinkenborg

50 Stuivers 1807 with name of engraver GEORGE F on truncation (Sch. 148 /RR) - 26.23 gram - donated by the King at the New Year's reception on 1 January 1808 in Utrecht to the ladies present - The die of this coin was later slightly changed by engraver A.J. van der Monde and with this the next 50 Stuiver piece was minted: that of 1808, the only silver coin of Louis Napoleon that was actually in circulation and was common (mintage: over 2.4 pcs.) - The specimen of 1807, on the other hand, has a mintage of only 300 pcs. - UNC - RR - very rare, ex collection Vinkenborg

50 Stuivers 1807 with name of engraver GEORGE F on truncation (Sch. 148 /RR) - a.UNC - This coin was donated by the King at the New Year's reception on 1 January 1808 in Utrecht to the ladies present - The die of this coin was later slightly changed by engraver A.J. van der Monde and with this the next 50 Stuiver piece was minted: that of 1808, the only silver coin of Louis Napoleon that was actually in circulation and was common (mintage: over 2.4 pcs.) - The specimen of 1807, on the other hand, has a mintage of only 300 pcs. - cleaned - NGC AU Details (8358847-004) - RR - very rare

50 Stuiver 1808 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee, reeded edge (Sch. 149) - a.VF

50 Stuiver 1808 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee, reeded edge(Sch. 149) - VF

50 Stuivers 1808 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee, reeded edge (Sch. 149) - XF

50 Stuivers 1808 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee reeded edge (Sch. 149) - 26.44 gram - patina - XF/UNC

50 Stuivers 1808 Lodewijk Napoleon mm. Bee reeded edge (Sch. 149) - patina - XF/UNC

50 Stuivers 1809 (Sch.-, LSch.148) - Galvanoplastic replica of the obverse - Bareheaded portrait to the right, without signature in the exergue - copper 36 mm 6.86 grams - NB The hair on the forehead and the position of the letters KON. are different from the pieces 1807 and 1808

1 Gulden or Florin 1807 (Sch. 152 / RRR / L. Schulman Handboek 150 / R3) - Obv. Head of Louis Napoleon to right ‘NAP. LODEW I. KON. VAN HOLL’ / Rev. crowned coat of arms between 1. - F, date and mm. bee below. ‘KONINGRIK HOLLAND’ - Reeded edge - NGC MS63 - Cert. # 8361709-004. - NGC incorrectly attributed this coin as a 50 Stuiver (Sch. 140a) on the label. - RRRR. This coin is one of the great rarities within the categorie of Napoleontic numismatics. According to the accompanying collector’s ticket, Mr. Vinkenborg purchased this piece at a J. Schulman auction in 1957, for 260 Gulden with a further pedigree to the Collection Mak van Waay. Soon after the coronation of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte as king of Holland in June 1806, the first designs of various denominations appeared with the portrait of the ambitious king. The design of the 1807 Gulden of the first type (Sch. 152), depicted an error in the legend “KONINGRIK HOLLAND” and a remarkable denomination of 1. - F. (Florin). After a mintage of only 8 pieces, the error and denomination were corrected., ex collection Vinkenborg