Holland also dedicates in 2016 a coin in honor of Jheronimus Bosch, name that signed his works of the famous painter, known in Spain as El Bosco, which met 500 years after his death.
The image presented on the front corresponds to King Willem-Alexander. The reverse shows The Haywain Triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, The Adoration of the Magi or The Last Judgment: fragments of paintings by Hieronymus Bosch, some of his most emblematic works.
I personally believe that this coin is one of the weakest, but most, of minted by the Mint of Holland since euro coins. The representation of the paintings has a very poor design and recorded more than questionable, and the best front not speak. This is a coin collector serves to put an end to the currency of a particular country or mint and this seems made for that purpose.
I personally believe that this coin is one of the weakest, but most, of minted by the Mint of Holland since euro coins. The representation of the paintings has a very poor design and recorded more than questionable, and the best front not speak. This is a coin collector serves to put an end to the currency of a particular country or mint and this seems made for that purpose.
Features of the coin
Metal: Silver Copper Weight: 10,50 g Diameter: 29.0 mm Quality: Circulation Face Value: 5 euros Issuing volume: 158,000 (including coincard in this capacity)
This information corresponds to the base currency or circulation. There are other options other than buying the same design. Coin silver, gold (with facial 10 euros), roll etc ... .. For those interested in other versions, expand news or buying them I leave this link to KNM.
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