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10 Gulden

Uitgever Bank van Curaçao
Jaar 1855
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In omloop tot 10 December 1879
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse carries a manuscript cancellation notice written entirely by hand in a careful 19th-century cursive script in blue-violet ink, covering the full face of the note within a simple ruled border. The text records the formal withdrawal of this note series on 10 December 1879 and its replacement by notes of equivalent value, certified at Willemstad, Curaçao on 16 December 1899, and signed by the Finance Administrator and Chairman of the Bank.
Opschrift keerzijde De bankbiljetten van dit model in het jaar 1855 vervaardigd en op den 27 Augustus 1857 uitgegeven, zijn op den 10 December 1879 ingetrokken en door anderen vervangen van dezelfde waarde. Curaçao, Willemstad, 16 December 1899. De Administrateur v/Financiën, Voorzitter van de Bank,
(Translation: The banknotes of this model, manufactured in the year 1855 and issued on 27 August 1857, were on 10 December 1879 withdrawn and replaced by others of the same value. Curaçao, Willemstad, 16 December 1899. The Finance Administrator, Chairman of the Bank,)
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Opmerkingen

The Bank van Curaçao was established in 1828 as the first bank in the Dutch Caribbean — its early notes circulated across an island economy built almost entirely on the transit trade, with little domestic production to anchor monetary demand. By the 1850s the gulden notes were functioning as much as commercial instruments among merchants as orthodox retail currency.

Issues from this decade are extraordinarily rare in any condition. The bank's total capitalization was modest and note production correspondingly limited, which means surviving examples are primarily known from institutional holdings rather than the collector market.

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