Dutch East Indies - Cochin - VOC

Tin rare bazaruco, struck under VOC rule for Ceylon and India Obverse: Moderately stylized VOC logo within a circle line Reverse: Distorted cowrie shell Material: Tin - Sn Weight: 1.50 gram Reference: Scholten 1254 variant with ordinary VOC Quality: XF chipped Extra info: Kochi, a southern state of India, was conquered in 1661 and they eventually expelled the Portuguese in 1663. In the Dutch period from 1663 to 1773 they issued these tin coins (BAZARUCO). There are variants in shape and weight. This lot is offered in our special SSA Numistrust selection auction; this special semi-monthly auction ends after the weekly auction on Tuesday. This special Single Seller Auction includes the Netherlands, VOC, and overseas territories. View our other offered lots on Catawiki: https://www.catawiki.com/en/u/29383408-numistrust-de-numismaat The quality designation is the professional assessment of Numistrust / the Numismaat, but inspect the images closely for your own impression. Shipping policy Our shipping costs are based on UPS shipping, insured up to a maximum of €1,000.00. No exceptions are made to our shipping rates. The standard rate applies to shipments from 1 gram to 4 kg. If combined shipping exceeds the maximum weight of 4 kg or the total value exceeds the insured amount of €1,000.00, the additional costs will be charged. National insurance costs: 0.7% of the insured value. International insurance costs: 1.75%. For deliveries to islands and remote areas, carrier surcharges may be charged at cost.

Estimate:£2.51

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