120 years of Dutch banknotes!
After the Bank of Italy banknotes a few days ago, another large country is now entering the Numizon catalog with a total of 104 banknotes representing more than a century of banknotes issued in the Netherlands. From the Kingdom of Netherlands banknotes (Koninkrijk der Nederlanden) to the banknotes issued by the Bank of the Netherlands (De Nederlandsche Bank), from 10 gulden Type 1878-1894 to 1000 gulden Type 1994 Kievit, quickly discover all these vignettes illustrated by the places, the symbols and the personalities that have marked the history of the Batavian country.
10 gulden Type 1878. Netherlands. 1878-1914 Issues. Koninkrijk der Nederlanden. Pick: # 1.
1000 gulden Type 1994 Kievit. Netherlands. 1977-1997 Issues. De Nederlandsche Bank. Pick : # 102.
Bank of the Netherlands
The central bank of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (in Dutch: De Nederlandsche Bank NV, DNB) was founded on March 25, 1814 by King William I. It is part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB). The bank has the statutes of a joint stock company in which the Dutch State is the sole shareholder. The bank's headquarters are located in Amsterdam (Source: Wikipedia).
The 104 catalog banknotes
All banknotes have been classified and divided into the following program categories:
- Koninkrijk der Nederlanden - Muntbiljet (1878-1914)
- Zilverbon (1914-1927)
- De Nederlandsche Bank - Old Style (1904-1924)
- De Nederlandsche Bank - New Style (1919-1923)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1924-1943)
- Koninkrijk Der Nederlanden - Zilverbon (1938-1944)
- Muntbiljet - State Notes (1943-1949)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1945)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1947-1949)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1953-1956)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1953-1956)
- De Nederlandsche Bank (1977-1997)
Banknotes before 1878
The catalog of the Netherlands is unfortunately not yet complete. There are 20 19th century banknotes from before 1878, most of which are very rare. We therefore decided to add them later to the catalog. Here is the list:
- 5 gulden Type 1846 muntbiljet (Mev #20-1),
- 10 gulden Type 1846 muntbiljet (Mev #29-1),
- 10 gulden Type 1849 muntbiljet (Mev #30-1),
- 10 gulden Type 1852 muntbiljet (Mev #31-1),
- 20 gulden Type 1846 muntbiljet (Mev #56-1),
- 25 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #70),
- 40 gulden Type 1814 Roodborstje (Mev #90),
- 50 gulden Type 1852 muntbiljet (Mev #94),
- 60 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #105),
- 80 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #109),
- 100 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #110),
- 100 gulden Type 1849 muntbiljet (Mev #112-1),
- 100 gulden Type 1853 muntbiljet (Mev #113),
- 200 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet (Mev #130),
- 300 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #135),
- 500 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet (Mev #140),
- 500 gulden Type 1846 muntbiljet (Mev #141-1),
- 500 gulden Type 1849 muntbiljet (Mev #142-1),
- 1000 gulden Type 1814 bankbiljet Roodborstje (Mev #147),
- 1000 gulden Type 1849 muntbiljet (Mev #148-1).
Our sources
- "Special catalog of the Dutch banknotes from 1814 to the present" by J. Mevius & F.G. Lelivelt, 1981.
- "Dutch Bank Note Design 1814-2002 - A Compendium" by Jaap Bolten.
- "Netherlands" Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, 1368-1960, 12th edition (pages 883 to 889).
- "Netherlands" Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, 1961-Present, 12th edition (pages 696 to 698).
- The collections of the Bank of the Netherlands (De Nederlandsche Bank).
- cgb.fr sales archive.
- Colnect.com, the catalog of Dutch banknotes.
- Bank Note Museum.
Above: De Nederlandsche Bank monogram: DNB. Detail of the back of the 100 gulden Type 1947 Meisjekop. Pick: # 82.
