Duit 1744 (Passon 14.5 R / Scho. 290 /RR) - VF / (very) rare

AE doit 1744, Rare VF. Ref.: Scho.290; Passon 14.5

Duit 1778 (Scho. 306 / Passon 14.7) - a.VF - very rare

AE doit 1792, partly weak struck VF. Ref.: Scho.318; Passon 14.7

Duit 1764 reeded edge struck in silver (Scho. 331) - 3.44 gram - VF/XF

1/2 Duit 1752, 1753, 1754, 1755 + 1757 (Scho. 386-389 + 391 / Passon 14.8) - Total 5 pcs. in VF

½ Duit 1756 reeded edge (Passon 14.8 / Scho. 390 /RRR) - 1.57 gram - XF - extremely rare

AE ½ doit 1769 (Ref.: Scho.394 RR; Passon 14.9) - 1.61 g. Rare - VF

½ Duit 1764 struck in silver (Scho. 407 / Passon 14.9 R) - 1.56 gram - VF

VOC AR ½ doit 1766, oblique milling, Rare NGC graded MS 62. Ref.: Scho.409; Passon 14.9

½ Duit 1768, reeded edge and struck in silver (Scho. 411 / Passon 14.8 R3) - 2.04 gram - VF - RRR - extremely rare

AE Double doit 1790 (1840-43) error (Scho. 743) - nice misstrike: incuse / brockage obv. arms of Utrecht and rev.: VOC-monogram below 0971 mirrored - Fine

AE VOC doit 1790 mint Surabaya (struck 1840-1843), Double strike error VF. Ref.: Scho.745; Passon 33.4

AE VOC single & double doit 1790 mint Surabaya (struck 1840-1843). Lot of 2 coins, VF-gVF. Ref.: Scho.743, 745; Passon 33.2, 33.4

3 Gulden 1786 (Scho. 63 / Delm. 1164 (R1) / Passon 15.4 R / KM 140 / Dav. 424) - VF+

Provincial Gulden 1794 West-Friesland with a countermark in the shape of a pointed oval with a flower design, attributed to Sumanep. The pointed oval type c/m is mainly applied on Rupee-seize coins, viz.: silver rupees (mainly Java rupees), Dutch ‘Generaliteits’-guldens, Quarter Pagoda of British India (1807) and also found on a Spanish 4 Real 1793. According to the information received by Netscher and Van der Chijs, the Sultan Paku Nata Ningrit (1812-1854) installed in 1818/19 a commission for countermarking silver money to suppress the many counterfeit coins in circulation. Subsequently silver money were countermarked with a flower. As the pointed oval type c/m is mainly observed on coins from the second half of the 18th century and begin 19th century it is asumed that this countermark is applied in 1819/19 and later. About 1825 the at Sumanep countermarking ceased. Host coin and c/m VF+ - ex-Berkman - collectie Coenen

X Stuiver 1787 OVER 1786 reeded edge (Scho. 76 / Passon 15.8 RR) - altered date clearly visible - VF

Duit 1729, 1733, 1734, 1735 (Passon 15.9 R-RR / Scho. 209, 214, 215, 216) + Duit 1736 small digits (Passon 15.9 RR / Scho. 217a RRR) - extremely rare - Total 5 pcs. in avg. VF

Duit 1736 OVER 1735 (Scho. 217 / Passon 15.3 R3) with small numerals - VG - RRR - extremely rare

AE doit 1754, larger shield, double strike error, VF. Ref.: Scho.230; Passon 15.12

AE doit 1766/1765, Very Rare XF-UNC. Ref.: Scho.236b; Passon 15,16

Duit 1780 Error (Scho. 247) - big part of VOC-monogram missing - VF

AE doit 1792, XF-UNC. Ref.: Scho.257; Passon 15.12

AE doit 1727, with dot after EMERGO ∙ Rare gVF. Ref.: Scho.154b; Passon 16.9

Duit 1754 thick flan - Piedfort (Scho. 179) - 4.53 gram - VF

AE doit 1754, with dot after date. Rare VF. Ref.: Scho.179d; Passon 16.13

AE doit 1777, Extremely Rare XF. Ref.: Scho.191b; Passon 16.13 RRRR

Duit 1793 (Scho. 205 / Passon 16.15/R) possibly double strike or overdate - XF

Duit 1794 mm. Tower (Scho. 206) - luster - a.UNC

AV Java rupee 1796, mm.: rooster on top (Scho.442; Passon 20.1; Fr.11; ZENO 318211) - 15.47 g. - Obv. Malay-Arabic legend: “Ila djarat / djawa al-kabir” above double line, date1796 in exergue, within floral scroll-work and arrow-point below / Rev. Malay-Arabic legend: “dirham min kompani welandawi” in-between scroll-work of rope knot on top and bottom. Oblique milling. The reverse shows a slight cross shape ghosting effect caused by having been fit in a coin bezel or brooch which, however, hasn’t affected the flan nor the legend - mintage 1435 ex. - Exceptional rare – RRRR - XF/UNC

AR Java rupee (12.92 g.), 1766, small date, mm.: 7. Scarce gVF. Ref.: Scho.458e; Passon 20.4

AR Java rupee (12.74 g.), 1766, large date, mm.: 9. Scarce aVF. Ref.: Scho.458e; Passon 20.4

AR Java rupee, 1766 (Scho.458e) with unattributed countermark of 5 raised dots within of 4 petal flower. The usual attribution to Sumanep may not be correct as the provenance of the coin is Sintang district in West Kalimantan / West Borneo. Interesting and rare. VF

AR Java rupee (13.06 g.), 1783. Mm.: 5. XF with lustre. Scarce. Ref.: Scho.462; Passon 20.4

AR Java rupee (12.55 g.), 1796. Mm.: 10. VF. Scarce. Ref.: Scho.470; Passon 20.4

Ropij 1798 - presumably a trial strike on large copper flan of a Java rupee (cf. Scho. 472) - 19.69 gram; 30.5 mm. - Fine