
Assorted International Coins including Euro Cents and US Lincoln Cent
This set of three small coins includes two European denominations and one American denomination. The top left coin is a 20 Euro Cent piece, identifiable by its distinct 'Spanish flower' edge featuring seven indentations. It is made of Nordic Gold, a copper-based alloy, with its reverse side showing the numerical value and a map of Europe. The top right coin is a Dutch 5 Euro Cent piece featuring the profile of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, as indicated by the 'Beatrix Koningin der Nederlanden' inscription; it is made of copper-covered steel. The bottom coin is a United States Lincoln Cent, recognizable by the profile of Abraham Lincoln. It appears to be a copper-alloy or copper-plated zinc penny with a dark, aged patina. All three coins show significant signs of wear and circulation. The surfaces exhibit various scratches, contact marks, and dulling of the original luster. The Lincoln cent shows a possible 'rim ding' or minor deformation at the 1 o'clock position. These coins represent modern 21st-century fiat currency designed for high-volume circulation, characterized by machine-stamped relief and standard industrial minting techniques. The overall condition is considered 'circulated' with typical oxidation and environmental toning commensurate with pocket change.
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Estimated Value
$0.27 - $0.35
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Currency
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.27 - $0.35
Item Description
This set of three small coins includes two European denominations and one American denomination. The top left coin is a 20 Euro Cent piece, identifiable by its distinct 'Spanish flower' edge featuring seven indentations. It is made of Nordic Gold, a copper-based alloy, with its reverse side showing the numerical value and a map of Europe. The top right coin is a Dutch 5 Euro Cent piece featuring the profile of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, as indicated by the 'Beatrix Koningin der Nederlanden' inscription; it is made of copper-covered steel. The bottom coin is a United States Lincoln Cent, recognizable by the profile of Abraham Lincoln. It appears to be a copper-alloy or copper-plated zinc penny with a dark, aged patina. All three coins show significant signs of wear and circulation. The surfaces exhibit various scratches, contact marks, and dulling of the original luster. The Lincoln cent shows a possible 'rim ding' or minor deformation at the 1 o'clock position. These coins represent modern 21st-century fiat currency designed for high-volume circulation, characterized by machine-stamped relief and standard industrial minting techniques. The overall condition is considered 'circulated' with typical oxidation and environmental toning commensurate with pocket change.
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