Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) Specifications
Verify official mint weight in grams, millimeter dimensions, obverse and reverse engravings, and roll weights for the Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) coin.
Obverse, Reverse & Technical Registry
Coin Imagery & Details
Portrait of King Willem-Alexander facing right alongside the coat of arms and island names / BONAIRE / SABA / SINT-EUSTATIUS
1 DOLLAR / 2011 / Caribbean flamingo, sea turtle, and regional flora symbolizing the BES islands
Struck at the Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht in 50,000 pieces, this 2011 bimetallic commemorative 1 Dollar token celebrates the monetary transition of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba (Caribbean Netherlands) to the US Dollar.
Official Mint Specifications
1 Dollar (2011) Scale & Roll Weights
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Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) Coin FAQ
The official Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) coin from Bonaire (Krause catalog reference KM# UC# 100) has a standard mint weight of 9.00 grams (0.2894 troy oz) and a diameter of 26.00 mm with an edge thickness of 2.20 mm.
Verify 9.00 g ToleranceBased on a single planchet mass of 9.00 g, a 25-coin bank roll of Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) weighs 225.00 grams (7.234 oz t), a 40-coin roll weighs 360.00 grams, and a 50-coin full roll weighs 450.00 grams (excluding paper wrapper weight).
Open Coin Roll CalculatorWith an official diameter of 26.00 mm and thickness of 2.20 mm, the Bonaire 1 Dollar (2011) requires a direct-fit or ring-fit acrylic capsule matched to 26.00 mm. The planchet is struck in Brass.
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