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For Museum Kaap Skil in Texel, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Museum Kaap Skil

Heemskerckstraat 9, 1792 Texel, NL

Museum Kaap Skil

The souvenir machine is located in the museum shop at the entrance.

The Kaap Skil Museum tells the maritime history of the island in a vivid and engaging way. The focus is on seafaring, trade, fishing, and the daily life of earlier generations. Modern exhibitions combine historical objects with interactive elements and show how closely peoples lives were tied to the sea. Especially impressive is the outdoor area with historic buildings and workshops, where traditional crafts can be experienced firsthand. Visitors gain insights into old techniques, everyday objects, and working methods that shaped island life for a long time. Another highlight is the display of spectacular finds from a 17th century shipwreck. Valuable everyday objects, textiles, and luxury goods offer a rare glimpse of the international trade of that time and make the museum visit varied, informative, and atmospheric.

Museum Kaap Skil
The souvenir machine is located in the museum shop at the entrance.
Heemskerckstraat 9
Texel
1792
Netherlands
Museum Kaap Skil
Museum Kaap Skil
Museum
The Kaap Skil Museum tells the maritime history of the island in a vivid and engaging way. The focus is on seafaring, trade, fishing, and the daily life of earlier generations. Modern exhibitions combine historical objects with interactive elements and show how closely peoples lives were tied to the sea. Especially impressive is the outdoor area with historic buildings and workshops, where traditional crafts can be experienced firsthand. Visitors gain insights into old techniques, everyday objects, and working methods that shaped island life for a long time. Another highlight is the display of spectacular finds from a 17th century shipwreck. Valuable everyday objects, textiles, and luxury goods offer a rare glimpse of the international trade of that time and make the museum visit varied, informative, and atmospheric.
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