Description
1838 J Netherlands East Indies 1 Cent Coin – King William I Dutch Colonial Copper Coin
The “J” mint mark indicates the coin was struck at the renowned Utrecht Mint in the Netherlands before being transported across the globe for use in one of the world’s most important colonial trading regions. It is a fascinating reminder of the era when Dutch merchant ships carried goods, currency, and commerce between Europe and Southeast Asia.
Features
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1838 J Netherlands East Indies 1 Cent
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Reign of King William I
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Genuine Dutch colonial copper coin
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Utrecht Mint (“J” mint mark)
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Nearly 190 years old
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Ideal for world coin and colonial history collections
Historical Significance
During the late 1830s, the Dutch East Indies was a cornerstone of the Netherlands’ global trading empire, exporting coffee, sugar, spices, and other valuable commodities. Coins like this circulated through bustling ports, plantations, and marketplaces across the Indonesian archipelago, making them tangible connections to a remarkable period of international trade and colonial history.
Specifications
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Feature |
Details |
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Country |
Netherlands East Indies |
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Date |
1838 |
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Monarch |
King William I |
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Denomination |
1 Cent |
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Mint |
Utrecht (“J”) |
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Composition |
Copper |
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Authenticity |
Genuine Historical Coin |
Condition
An authentic circulated example displaying age-related wear consistent with nearly two centuries of use. Please refer to the photographs, as they form part of the item’s description.
A wonderful opportunity to add an original 1838 Netherlands East Indies 1 Cent to your collection of antique world coins and historic Dutch colonial currency.







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