1980 AD., Netherlands, Juliana, Utrecht mint, 5 Cent, KM 181.

Netherlands, Juliana, engraver: L. O. Wencheback (obverse), Utrecht mint (caduceus), 1980 AD.,
5 Cent (ø 21 mm / 3,50 g), bronze, 3,50 g. theor. mint weight, mintage 252.500.000 , axes coin alignment ↑↓ (180°), plain edge,
Obv.: JULIANA KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN · , her head facing right.
Rev.: 19 - 80 / 5 / CENT , big value number divides date, orange branch behind at top, privy marks flanking denomination below: cock and star - caduceus.
KM 181 .

Year / Mintage / Mint Mark
1950 20,000,000 fish
1950 fish; Proof
1951 16,200,000 fish
1951 fish; Proof
1952 14,400,000 fish
1952 fish; Proof
1953 12,000,000 fish
1953 fish; Proof
1954 14,000,000 fish
1954 fish; Proof
1955 11,400,000 fish
1955 fish; Proof
1956 7,400,000 fish
1956 fish; Proof
1957 16,000,000 fish
1957 fish; Proof
1958 9,000,000 fish
1958 fish; Proof
1960 11,000,000 fish
1960 fish; Proof
1961 12,000,000 fish
1961 fish; Proof
1962 15,000,000 fish
1962 fish; Proof
1963 18,000,000 fish
1963 fish; Proof
1964 21,000,000 fish
1964 fish; Proof
1965 28,000,000 fish
1965 fish; Proof
1966 22,000,000 fish
1966 fish; Proof
1967 32,000,000 fish; leaves far from rim
1967 fish; leaves far from rim; Proof
1967 fish; leaves touching rim
1967 fish; leaves touching rim; Proof
1969 11,000,000 cock
1969 cock; Proof
1969 5,000,000 fish
1969 fish; Proof
1970 cock; date letters closer to "5"; Proof
1970 cock; date letters closer to "5"
1970 22,000,000 cock
1970 cock; Proof
1971 25,000,000 cock
1972 25,000,000 cock
1973 22,000,000 cock
1974 20,000,000 cock
1975 46,000,000 cock
1976 50,000,000 cock
1977 50,000,000 cock
1978 60,000,000 cock
1979 80,000,000 cock
1980 252.500.000 cock and star

A star adjoining the privy mark indicates that the piece was struck at the beginning of the term of office of a successor. (The star was used only if the successor had not chosen his own mark yet.)

Juliana, Juliana Louise Emma Marie Wilhelmina; 30 April 1909 – 20 March 2004) was the Queen regnant of the Kingdom of the Netherlands between 1948 and 1980. She was the only child of Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry. She was married to German aristocrat Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld, with whom she had four children: Princess Beatrix (born 1938), Princess Irene (born 1939), Princess Margriet (born 1943), and Princess Christina (born 1947). During the Second World War she lived in exile with her children in Ottawa, Canada. She became Queen of the Netherlands with her mother's abdication in 1948 and was succeeded by Queen Beatrix after her own abdication in 1980. During her reign both Indonesia (Dutch East Indies) (proclaimed in 1945, recognized in 1949) and Suriname in 1975 became independent from the Netherlands. Her birthday was celebrated annually as Koninginnedag (Queen's Day), until the accession of her grandson King Willem-Alexander to the throne, when it was replaced with Koningsdag (King's Day). Upon her death at the age of 94, she was the longest-lived former ruling monarch in the world.