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Open Question: Can someone please tell me about the value of this 1898 Netherlands coin?
Hi all!
As i was rummaging around my closet and box of old things, I found this really old looking coin.

I’m pretty sure it’s a coin from the Netherlands around 1898. The inscriptions circling a side of the coin are as follows::

Front:
“1898 Munt van het Koningrijk der Nederlanden”
It also has this thing in the middle. It looks like the crest of Nederlands but I’m not quite sure. There is a crown on top of the crest. Inside the crest, there seems to be an animal that looks like a lion. It’s standing on it’s hind legs, holding a sword in one hand and something else in the other. There’s also a crown on it’s head.

BACK:
“Wilhelmina Koningin der Nederlanden”
Has this picture of a young girl with hair tied up into a bun, wearing a crown.

SIDES i.e. the rim of the coin/on the suface of the circumference of the coin/the “third” side of the coin other than the two flat, circular faces used to play heads and tails (if that makes any sense):

“God zij met ons”

If you’d like to see a picture of the coin, follow the link below:
http://worldcoingallery.com/countries/coine_cs.php?image=nmc3/130-123&desc=Netherlands km123 2.5 Gulden (1898)&src=Han van Hattum&query=Netherlands km 123

Of course, the coin in the picture isn’t mine. It belongs to the person on the internet but I have the exact same coin but in worse condition.

Could anyone please tell me the value of this coin if I were to sell it?

Thank you!
Sorry, I forgot to add a detail!
If you know how much this coin is worth, can you tell me how you know? i.e. Is there a website that told you or did you use a book or are you a great genius and used your head? etc.
Thank you!

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