1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
This listing is for one photographed 1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2 1/2 Gulden Note. This note was issued on October 1st, 1938. This is a Zilverbon note, also known as a silver voucher or certificate, which could be exchanged for the value of the note in silver during its issuance. Series CX. Beautiful details and design. Choice of grade/circulation. Excellent piece if history, making for a great addition to any collection! P#62 (Pick Number 62). Rarer denomination for these notes, making for a more unique find!
In 1938, the Netherlands issued a series of Zilverbon (Silver Certificate) gulden notes, specifically 1-gulden and 2Ā½-gulden denominations. These notes were part of the broader effort by the Dutch government to ensure public trust in paper money during times of economic uncertainty and international tension leading up to World War II.
Zilverbonnen were unique among Dutch currency because they were guaranteed by silverāthe bearer could, in theory, exchange them for silver coinage at the central bank. This was an important feature during an era when many people still associated economic stability with precious metals.
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1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
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1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
This listing is for one photographed 1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2 1/2 Gulden Note. This note was issued on October 1st, 1938. This is a Zilverbon note, also known as a silver voucher or certificate, which could be exchanged for the value of the note in silver during its issuance. Series CX. Beautiful details and design. Choice of grade/circulation. Excellent piece if history, making for a great addition to any collection! P#62 (Pick Number 62). Rarer denomination for these notes, making for a more unique find!
In 1938, the Netherlands issued a series of Zilverbon (Silver Certificate) gulden notes, specifically 1-gulden and 2Ā½-gulden denominations. These notes were part of the broader effort by the Dutch government to ensure public trust in paper money during times of economic uncertainty and international tension leading up to World War II.
Zilverbonnen were unique among Dutch currency because they were guaranteed by silverāthe bearer could, in theory, exchange them for silver coinage at the central bank. This was an important feature during an era when many people still associated economic stability with precious metals.
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1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
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This listing is for one photographed 1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2 1/2 Gulden Note. This note was issued on October 1st, 1938. This is a Zilverbon note, also known as a silver voucher or certificate, which could be exchanged for the value of the note in silver during its issuance. Series CX. Beautiful details and design. Choice of grade/circulation. Excellent piece if history, making for a great addition to any collection! P#62 (Pick Number 62). Rarer denomination for these notes, making for a more unique find!
In 1938, the Netherlands issued a series of Zilverbon (Silver Certificate) gulden notes, specifically 1-gulden and 2Ā½-gulden denominations. These notes were part of the broader effort by the Dutch government to ensure public trust in paper money during times of economic uncertainty and international tension leading up to World War II.
Zilverbonnen were unique among Dutch currency because they were guaranteed by silverāthe bearer could, in theory, exchange them for silver coinage at the central bank. This was an important feature during an era when many people still associated economic stability with precious metals.
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1938 Netherlands Zilverbon 2.50 Gulden Note - Silver Certificate - Rare Denomination - 1938 Netherlands Two and a Half Gulden Note - P#62
