- The
stuiver [ˈstœyvər] was a coin used in the Netherlands,
worth 1⁄20 of a
guilder (16
penning or 8 duit,
later 5 cents). It was also
minted on the Lower...
- of
local Dutch coins in the form of
stuivers, sc****ings (6
stuivers) and
daalders (1+1⁄2
gulden or 30
stuivers) was the
result of
different provinces...
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Minze Stuiver (25
October 1929 – 26
December 2020) was a
Dutch geochemist who was at the
forefront of
geoscience research from the 1960s
until his retirement...
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national coin in 1606, and
valued at 47
stuivers, a rate
increased to 48
stuivers in 1608. The
stuiver and two
stuiver coins had a
slightly lower silver weight...
- Republic, it
became an
international currency. It had the
value of 1/8
stuiver. Etymologically, the word duit
comes from
Middle Dutch and
means a type...
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guilder was
subdivided into 20
stuiver.
Between 1799 and 1828, the
reaal circulated on the islands, with 1
reaal = 6
stuiver or 3+1⁄3
reaal = 1 guilder....
- from 48 to 50
stuivers (the
Dutch equivalent of shillings) and
circulated along with
silver florins (28
stuivers),
daalders (30
stuivers), leeuwendaalders...
- Originally, the
Brabant mijt (maille in French) was 1/76
stuiver, the
Flemish mijt 1/48
stuiver. When the two
areas were
united under the
dukes of Burgundy...
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total mintage of the
Stuiver 1948 was: 25,000,000,
struck in
Utrecht by the
Utrecht mint, mintmaster.
Money portal "5
Cents (
Stuiver)". Colnect.com. Retrieved...
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Dipboye Cirque,
Mount Electra,
Leibert Cirque,
Mount Dido,
Mount Circe,
Stuiver Valley,
Mount Boreas and
Mount Thrace. 77°30′32″S 160°35′12″E / 77.508923°S...
