Vintage Banknote 1943 Liberation Currency 1 Gulden Dutch Queen Netherland Exile

This remarkable World War II-era muntbiljet, or silver certificate banknote, represents a pivotal moment in Dutch history, features a regal portrait of Queen Wilhelmina, and was printed in the United States by the American Bank Note Company for the government in exile.

This historic banknote was commissioned by the Dutch government-in-exile while operating out of London during World War II. Printed safely in New York, these notes were held in storage and subsequently brought over to the European continent to stabilize the local monetary system immediately following liberation from occupation.

Serial: FA471565

Size: 127 mm × 72 mm

Security: American Bank Note Company Guilloché and Distinct Raised Printing Texture

Condition: Lightly circulated with vertical fold, creases

This is an authentic banknote. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.