The Island of Ceylon was also a Dutch Colony until it was siezed by the British in 1790. Not too long ago. This find eventually found its way to adventurer Captain Carl Fismer, who researched and found that these coins were apparently buried in Ceylon when the British invaded that country. These coins are in average circulated condition, with signs of cleaning. Also enclosed with each coin is a gold embossed certificate of authenticity.
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The Dutch continued to trade with new world colonists, the Dutch had surrendered to the English in 1664. The English had their own coinage that circulated widely. What I have available actually precedes the colonial period as well as being of the colonial period and subsequent to the colonial period. Modern English issues occupy their own niche in the collector's market, but that is really outside this list's focus. I reigned over England 1272-1307.