Caribbean Guilder Coins

The coin is bi-metallic with three inserts (Nickel Plated Steel outer ring, a Bronze Plated Steel inner ring and a Nickel Plated Steel  center) and has a diameter of 25.85 millimeters. This coin weighs 8.5 grams. The front shows the effigy of the King, his name ‘Willem-Alexander’ and the words ‘Koning der Nederlanden’. 
The back of the Curaçao coins show the island of Curaçao surrounded by the Caribbean Sea of which the waves are formed by the words ‘Curaçao, while Sint Maarten coins show its national coat of arms.
Both coins depict 2 Green Sea Turtles swimming to each other, representing the unity shared by these countries
The edge is plain and the edge lettering shows the sentence 'God zij met ons" (God be with us)

The coin is bi-metallic (Nickel Plated Steel with a Bronze Plated Steel center) and has a diameter of 28 millimeters. This coin weighs 7.2 grams. The front shows the effigy of the King, his name ‘Willem-Alexander’ and the words ‘Koning der Nederlanden’. 
The back of the Curaçao coins show the island of Curaçao surrounded by the Caribbean Sea of which the waves are formed by the words ‘Curaçao, while Sint Maarten coins show its national coat of arms.
Both coins depict 2 Green Sea Turtles swimming to each other, representing the unity shared by these countries
The edge is plain and the edge lettering shows the sentence 'God zij met ons" (God be with us)

The coin is made of nickel plated steel and has a diameter of 22.25 millimeters. This coin weighs 4.45 grams. On the front side the denomination sits between the Caribbean sky and waves in the middle of a circle of pearls connected by three Favorite Tellin Shells, leading to three groups of 10 pearls representing the date 10-10-10, the date that Curaçao and Sint Maarten bcame autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingom. The back shows the orange blossom in the middle of a circle completed by either the word “Curaçao” or “Sint Maarten”, connecting also the sea and the sky.
The edge type of the 50 cent is 11-sided plain

The coin is made of nickel plated steel and has a diameter of 20 millimeters. This coin weighs 3.65 grams. On the front side the denomination sits between the Caribbean sky and waves in the middle of a circle of pearls connected by three Favorite Tellin Shells, leading to three groups of 10 pearls representing the date 10-10-10, the date that Curaçao and Sint Maarten bcame autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingom. The back shows the orange blossom in the middle of a circle completed by either the word “Curaçao” or “Sint Maarten”, connecting also the sea and the sky.
The edge type of the 25 cent is Spanish Flower.

The coin is made of nickel plated steel and has a diameter of 18.25 millimeters. This coin weighs 2.90 grams. On the front side the denomination sits between the Caribbean sky and waves in the middle of a circle of pearls connected by three Favorite Tellin Shells, leading to three groups of 10 pearls representing the date 10-10-10, the date that Curaçao and Sint Maarten bcame autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingom. The back shows the orange blossom in the middle of a circle completed by either the word “Curaçao” or “Sint Maarten”, connecting also the sea and the sky.
The edge type of the 10 cent is interrupted serration

The coin is made of nickel plated steel and has a diameter of 16.75 millimeters. This coin weighs 2.42 grams. On the front side the denomination sits between the Caribbean sky and waves in the middle of a circle of pearls connected by three Favorite Tellin Shells, leading to three groups of 10 pearls representing the date 10-10-10, the date that Curaçao and Sint Maarten bcame autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingom. The back shows the orange blossom in the middle of a circle completed by either the word “Curaçao” or “Sint Maarten”, connecting also the sea and the sky.
The edge type of the 5 cent is micro-scalloped

The coin is made of nickel plated steel and has a diameter of 15 millimeters. This little coin weighs1.5 grams. On the front side the denomination sits between the Caribbean sky and waves in the middle of a circle of pearls connected by three Favorite Tellin Shells, leading to three groups of 10 pearls representing the date 10-10-10, the date that Curaçao and Sint Maarten bcame autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingom. The back shows the orange blossom in the middle of a circle completed by either the word “Curaçao” or “Sint Maarten”, connecting also the sea and the sky.
The edge type of the 1 cent is serrated