1783 - 1795 - Ceilon
Dutch VOC Copper Dumps
These coins were struck to meet the constantly increasing shortage of
small change. The minting of Dudus anywhere but at Colombo was
disapproved by Batavia. However, the Mint at Colombo was overtaxed to
be able to supply Jaffna and Galle with coining material before the
end of the sailing season. In agreement with the weight of the
Stuivers of Colombo, Stuivers were struck in Galle, Jaffna, from 1783
and Trincomalee from 1789 under the supervision of the local employees
of the Company
- Quarter and Single Stuiver VOC copper dump coins struck at Colombo 1783-1795.
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KM25 | 1/4 Stuiver VOC copper | coin
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KM26 | One Stuiver VOC copper | coins
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- Double and Single Stuiver VOC copper dump coins struck at Iaffna 1783-1793.
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KM27 | One Stuiver VOC copper | coin 1786 5-dots - RRRR
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KM27 | One Stuiver VOC copper | coins 1792 I
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KM29 | Two Stuiver VOC copper |
coins and
coins Photo
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- Double and Single Stuiver VOC copper dump coins struck at Galle 1783-1793.
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KM28 | One Stuiver VOC copper | coins
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KM30 | Two Stuiver VOC copper | coins
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- Single Stuiver VOC copper dump coins struck at Trincomalee 1789-1793.
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KM34 | One Stuiver VOC copper | coins
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Edited from
The Coins of the Dutch Overseas Territories- 1601-1948
C. Scholten, 1953, Amsterdam: Jacques Schulman.