Derde gesticht van de kolonie Veenhuizen, huismunt geslagen op last van de Maatschappij van Weldadigheid ter waarde van tien cent 1818 - 1859

This small, round coin was minted in the Netherlands in the 19th century. It was used as currency within the penal colony of Veenhuizen, established by the Society of Benevolence. The coin, made of metal, features the letters "K-V" and the number "10", indicating its value of 10 cents. The coin is a unique example of early Dutch numismatics and provides insight into the history of penal reform in the Netherlands.