Holland. - 25 Gulden - 1930 - Pick 46 (Ingen mindstepris)
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Nederlandene 25 gulden banknote udstedt af De Nederlandsche Bank i Amsterdam den 10. februar 1930, serienummer JH 039636, Pick 46, Plomp PL60, underskrevet af Delprat og Vissering, i cirkulation med folder og ridser.
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Nederlandene 25 Gulden – De Nederlandsche Bank, 10 February 1930, P#46, JH 039636
Dutch 25 Gulden banknote issued by De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam, dated 10 February 1930, serial JH 039636. Catalogued as Pick P#46 / Plomp PL60, this interwar issue bears the printed signatures of G.H.M. Delprat and G. Vissering. The denomination is prominently stated as “VIJF EN TWINTIG GULDEN”.
The predominantly red obverse features William of Orange in the upper central medallion, seated Mercury at left, a sailing ship at right and an Amsterdam cityscape along the lower register. The reverse is executed in brown-red and blue-green tones with elaborate geometric guilloché decoration, large “25” denomination numerals, the serial number and the issue date. Printed by Koninklijke Joh. Enschedé, Haarlem.
A substantial early 20th-century Dutch banknote with elaborate security engraving and strong period imagery connected with Dutch commerce and maritime history. The design remains visually attractive, with good overall colour retention and clearly legible inscriptions, serial number and signatures.
Circulated condition with a pronounced central vertical fold, several lighter folds and handling creases, moderate surface toning and staining, and minor wear to the margins and corners. A small dark mark is present in the central field of the reverse.
Nederlandene 25 Gulden – De Nederlandsche Bank, 10 February 1930, P#46, JH 039636
Dutch 25 Gulden banknote issued by De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam, dated 10 February 1930, serial JH 039636. Catalogued as Pick P#46 / Plomp PL60, this interwar issue bears the printed signatures of G.H.M. Delprat and G. Vissering. The denomination is prominently stated as “VIJF EN TWINTIG GULDEN”.
The predominantly red obverse features William of Orange in the upper central medallion, seated Mercury at left, a sailing ship at right and an Amsterdam cityscape along the lower register. The reverse is executed in brown-red and blue-green tones with elaborate geometric guilloché decoration, large “25” denomination numerals, the serial number and the issue date. Printed by Koninklijke Joh. Enschedé, Haarlem.
A substantial early 20th-century Dutch banknote with elaborate security engraving and strong period imagery connected with Dutch commerce and maritime history. The design remains visually attractive, with good overall colour retention and clearly legible inscriptions, serial number and signatures.
Circulated condition with a pronounced central vertical fold, several lighter folds and handling creases, moderate surface toning and staining, and minor wear to the margins and corners. A small dark mark is present in the central field of the reverse.
Detaljer
Æra
1900-2000
Sortering (Certificerede Sedler)
Ugraderet
Pålydende værdi
Gulden
Land/Provins
Holland
År / Periode og Variation
- 1930
Katalognummer
Pick 46
Mængde x Nominel Værdi
- 25
Antal artikler
1
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