Curacao • 1/4 gulden MUNT VON CURACAO - Coin center

Data are old. Last update : 3/8/17, 10:02 AM

diameter :

19.000 mm

thickness :

1.27 mm

weight :

3.570 g (unknown)

Color :

Medium grey

numbers :

unitary value :

0.25000 G

rarity :

0.0

vintages :

Launch and withdraw :

launch :

unknown

withdraw :

unknown

remove :

unknown

mintage :

total :

2 500 080

circulation :

2 500 000

out circulation :

my collection :

collected :

0.00%

acquired :

0.00%

missed :

0.00%

#	Millésime	Mint and mintage			Quotes (EUR) and collection - Updated : 08/03/2017
#	Millésime	IDR	In circulation	Set	F 12	VF 20	EF 40	AU 50	MS 60	MS 63	MS 65
3	1944 D GRE - 1944	2.0	1 500 000	0	3.00	4.00	6.00	9.00	12.00	20.00	30.00
3	1944 D GRE - 1944	The United States Mint, United States of America D : Letter D : Palm Tree The United States Mint, United States of America D : Letter D : Palm Tree Mint : Denver			0 ads Inactive manager! • Grade : Undetermined

4	1947 GRE - 1947	2.0	1 000 000	0	3.00	4.00	6.00	9.00	12.00	20.00	30.00
4	1947 GRE - 1947	Utrecht Mint, Netherlands : No mintmark : Caduceus : Fish Utrecht Mint, Netherlands : No mintmark : Caduceus : Fish Utrecht Mint, Netherlands : No mintmark : Caduceus : Fish Mint : Utrecht			0 ads Inactive manager! • Grade : Undetermined

Total for this table		2.0	1 000 000	0	3.00	4.00	6.00	9.00	12.00	20.00	30.00

	Millésime	Mintage		Quotes (EUR)
		IDR	Circulation	VF 20	EF 40
		IDR	Sets	MS 60	MS 65
	1944 D GRE - 1944	2.0	1 500 000	4.00	6.00
	1944 D GRE - 1944	2.0	0	12.00	30.00

	1947 GRE - 1947	2.0	1 000 000	4.00	6.00
	1947 GRE - 1947	2.0	0	12.00	30.00

Total		2.0	1 000 000	6.00	12.00

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4.5 => 20,000 to 30,000 surviving coins

4.7 => 10,000 to 20,000 surviving coins

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7.5 => 1,000 to 1,500 surviving coins

8.0 => 500 to 1,000 surviving coins

8.5 => 200 to 500 surviving coins

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9.2 => 20 to 50 surviving coins

9.5 => 10 to 20 surviving coins

9.6 => 5 to 10 surviving coins

9.7 => 3 to 4 surviving coins

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1/4 gulden - MUNT VON CURACAO 1944 to 1947