500 g Silver Masterpieces of the Museums Marten and Oopjen - Rembrandt (Mintage: 250 | Proof)
- Monnaie de Paris: state-minted
- Louvre facade: on the obverse
- Ideal gift: for art lovers
- Monnaie de ParisAn official issue of the French Republic
- Louvre facadeThe museum that houses both portraits today
- Ideal giftIn an elegant dark blue case with silver-colored inlay
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Silver coin · 500 g fine silver
A museum for the hand.
Marten and Oopjen, 500 g fine silver, picture side
Marten Soolmans and Oopjen Coppit in full figure, both portraits in colour within a struck frame. The originals belong jointly to two states and are always shown together.
The original
At home in Amsterdam and Paris.
Rembrandt painted the two portraits in 1634. Since 2016 they have belonged jointly to the Netherlands and France and are always shown together, alternately in Amsterdam and Paris.
- Painter
- Rembrandt
- Work
- Marten and Oopjen, 1634
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Location
- Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam and Musée du Louvre, Paris
A second look
It is the only couple Rembrandt painted life-size, standing and in full figure.
A tour
Where the originals are at home.
Paris is the centre, with the Louvre, the Orsay, the Marmottan and the Orangerie. Then come museums from Florence to Kraków and, across the Atlantic, New York and Washington.
Paris
- Marten and Oopjen Musée du LouvreThis piece
- Mona Lisa Musée du Louvre
- Noon: Rest from Work (after Millet) Musée d’Orsay
- Self-Portrait of 1889 Musée d’Orsay
- Water Lilies Musée de l’Orangerie
- Impression, Sunrise Musée Marmottan Monet
- Tahitian Women Musée d’Orsay
- Liberty Leading the People Musée du Louvre
Amsterdam
- Marten and Oopjen RijksmuseumThis piece
- The Night Watch Rijksmuseum
Vienna
- Young Hare Albertina
- The Art of Painting Kunsthistorisches Museum
- The Kiss Belvedere
Munich
- Self-Portrait with Fur-Trimmed Robe Alte Pinakothek
- Promenade Lenbachhaus
- Blue Horse I Lenbachhaus
Florence
- The Birth of Venus Uffizi Galleries
- Primavera Uffizi Galleries
The Hague
- Girl with a Pearl Earring Mauritshuis
London
- The Umbrellas National Gallery
Düsseldorf
- Four Girls Kunstpalast
Braunschweig
- The Girl with the Wine Glass Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum
Wiesbaden
- The Butterfly Hunter Museum Wiesbaden
Salzburg
- Sunday Stroll Salzburg Museum
Kraków
- Lady with an Ermine Czartoryski Museum
Venice
- Vitruvian Man (drawing) Gallerie dell’Accademia
New York
- The Starry Night Museum of Modern Art
- Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat Metropolitan Museum of Art
- The Siesta Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I Neue Galerie
Washington
- Woman with a Parasol, Madame Monet and Her Son National Gallery of Art
- Luncheon of the Boating Party Phillips Collection
Under the loupe
The painting in a struck frame.
In Proof, the painting in colour within a struck frame.
The value side shows the façade of the Louvre with the pyramid, along with LOUVRE, RF and 250 EURO.
MartenMarten Soolmans
OopjenOopjen Coppit
Enlarged from the photos in our gallery.
The craft
A painting in silver and colour.
A piece by the Monnaie de Paris from the series Masterpieces of Museums, 500 g of silver in Proof.
The painting appears in colour on the silver, set within a struck frame.
- Proof
- The field is polished to a mirror finish, and the design stands out against it.
- Coloured
- The painting appears in colour on the silver.
At a glance
- Type
- Coin
- Metal
- Silver
- Design
- Marten and Oopjen
- Painter
- Rembrandt
- Weight
- 500 g fine silver
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
- Face value
- 250 Euro
- Issuing country
- France
- Year
- 2025
- Quality
- Proof
- Finish
- coloured
- Mintage
- 250 pieces
- Original
- Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam and Musée du Louvre, Paris
- Maker
- Monnaie de Paris
- Packaging
- Case
After the tour
Most of the originals are at home in museums, from Florence to Washington. Whoever wants to see them travels to them.
This piece brings the painting home, in silver and colour.
Rembrandt masterpiece immortalised in 500g of pure silver - An exclusive collector's coin of the highest calibre
- Strictly limited mintage: Only 250 pieces available worldwide
- Value appreciation potential: Extraordinary collector's coin with high demand
- Minting quality: Highest quality level Proof (PP)
- Design: Historical portraits of Marten Soolmans and Oopjen Coppit after Rembrandt
- Manufacturer: Renowned Monnaie de Paris
- Origin: Official minting of the French Republic
The new silver coin edition "Masterpieces of the Museums" presents, with this impressive 500g coin, two of the most famous portraits by the Dutch master Rembrandt. This exclusive rarity combines the highest minting artistry with art-historical significance.
Art-historical significance meets numismatic exclusivity
With a strictly limited mintage of just 250 pieces worldwide, this coin embodies absolute exclusivity. The obverse shows the majestic façade of the Louvre Museum in Paris, while the reverse presents the timelessly elegant portraits of the wealthy couple Marten Soolmans and Oopjen Coppit.
These two masterpieces by Rembrandt, originally created as individual portraits, have been inextricably linked since the 17th century and are today among the most valuable treasures of the Louvre.
Technical perfection in the purest silver
Executed in Proof quality, the coin impresses with:
- Purest 999/1,000 silver
- Impressive weight of 500 grams
- Generous diameter of 90 mm
- Face value: 250 euros
An investment in art and history
This extraordinary collector's coin combines several important aspects that make it particularly attractive to discerning collectors. The extremely low mintage of only 250 pieces, combined with the artistic significance of the design and the flawless execution, promises considerable value appreciation potential.
The coin is delivered in an elegant case and is ideally suited as a gift for art lovers or as a valuable addition to an upscale coin collection. The combination of art-historical significance and numismatic exclusivity makes this coin a special collector's item with excellent future prospects.
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