WW2 Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina 10 Cents Wreath Vintage Silver Coin Dated 1944

The WW2 Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina 10 Cents Wreath Vintage Silver Coin dated 1944 is a historical numismatic item issued during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II. Struck in silver, this coin features the portrait of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands on the obverse, identified by the inscription “WILHELMINA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN.” The reverse shows the denomination “10 CENT,” the minting year “1944,” and a decorative wreath design. Coins from this period were produced primarily at the Denver Mint in the United States due to the occupation of the Netherlands and bear a small “D” mintmark. The 10 cent coin measures approximately 15 millimeters in diameter and contains 0.640 fineness silver. It holds significance both as wartime currency and as a symbol of Dutch sovereignty during a period of exile. This coin is sought after by collectors interested in World War II artifacts and European military history.