1833 to 1839 Netherlands East Indies Cent, Sumatra Island • Dutch Colonial Copper Coin • Krakatoa Volcano Hoard Label • Graded NGC Genuine

PLEASE NOTE: the actual date of the coin is NOT readable Discover a unique piece of colonial history with the 1838 Netherlands East Indies Cent from Sumatra Island. This copper coin is a remarkable artifact from a time when the Dutch held sway over the region, providing a glimpse into the economic and cultural exchanges of the era. The piece is a type of copper coin issued in the Dutch East Indies colony, specifically for the island of Sumatra, during the 19th century. These coins, often referred to as "Indie cents," were a common form of currency used in the region The "Netherlands East Indies SUMATRA, ISLAND OF Cent" represents a piece of colonial history, reflecting the currency system implemented by the Dutch in their Indonesian colony, and specifically on the island of Sumatra. OBVERSE: Crowned States General arms divide value REVERSE: Inscription, NEDERL / INDIE This 1838 Netherlands East Indies Cent not only represents a fascinating piece of currency but also connects collectors to the rich colonial history of the region. With its unique background and association with the Krakatoa Volcano Hoard, it is a must-have for any serious numismatic enthusiast.

Condition

Other (see description)

Composition

Copper

Grade

Genuine

Certification

NGC