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| 正面铭文 | WEST-INDISCHE BANK 1/2 Goed voor EEN HALVE GULDEN. Verwisselbaar, op vertoon, bij de West-Indische Bank, ingevolge haar Reglement. Namens de Loofd-Directie, ZEGGE 1/2 1829 (Translation: West Indies Bank 1/2 Good for One Half Gulden. Redeemable, upon presentation, at the West Indies Bank, pursuant to its Regulations. On behalf of the Chief Directorate, Say 1/2 1829) |
| 背面描述 | The reverse is unprinted, consistent with the uniface nature of this issue. The plain paper surface shows age-related discolouration and fold marks typical of circulated examples, with a single handwritten signature visible at lower left. |
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The West-Indische Bank was established in 1828 by royal decree to stabilize currency circulation across the Dutch Caribbean colonies, replacing a chaotic mix of foreign coin and local scrip. This note would have been among the earliest issued under that mandate. Enschedé in Haarlem had been the Dutch state's preferred security printer for generations, and their involvement here reflects Amsterdam's insistence on metropolitan control over colonial monetary instruments even at small denominations.
Half-gulden notes were unusual — low enough in value that coin should have sufficed, which suggests acute small-change shortages in the colonies at the time of issue.