E-auction 634-633132 - feu_1022421 - NETHERLANDS 5 Euro WATERLAND 2010 Utrecht

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Estimate :	10 €
Price :	8 €
Maximum bid :	8 €
End of the sale :	09 June 2025 19:21:40
bidders :	6 bidders

Type : 5 Euro WATERLAND

Date: 2010

Mint name / Town : Utrecht

Quantity minted : 250.000

Metal : silver plated copper

Diameter : 29,00 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 10,50 g.

Edge : inscription GOD*ZIJ*MET*ONS*

Coments on the condition:

Sous capsule

Catalogue references :

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Obverse

Obverse description : Portrait de la reine Béatrix se réverbérant dans l’eau.

Reverse

Reverse description : Carte des Pays-Bas.

Commentary

Pièce de 5 euro commémorative circulante présentée dans un petit blister. À travers cette nouvelle pièce de 5 Euro commémorative, la Monnaie Royale des Pays-Bas rappelle les liens étroits qui unissent les néerlandais avec l’eau.
La région du Waterland (pays de l’eau) se situe à l'ouest des Pays-Bas. Avec ses canaux, ses plages sablonneuses, ses folders cette région typique du territoire illustre les rapports historiques et essentiels des néerlandais avec l’environnement maritime.
Circulating 5 euro commemorative coin presented in a small blister pack. Through this new 5 euro commemorative coin, the Royal Mint of the Netherlands recalls the close ties that unite the Dutch with water. The Waterland region (water country) is located in the west of the Netherlands. With its canals, sandy beaches, and folders, this typical region of the territory illustrates the historical and essential relationship of the Dutch with the maritime environment.