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| 背面描述 | The reverse is printed in blue-white and red-brown tones, with the large denomination text "TIEN GULDEN" boldly lettered across the central panel against a guilloche underprint bearing repeated rampant lion motifs. Numeral "10" counters appear in circular cartouches at each corner, and the serial number is repeated three times across the note. The series designation and issue date "Amsterdam, 6 Juli 1923" are printed at the lower centre. |
| 背面铭文 | 10 - LS 09787 - 10 LS 09787 - TIEN GULDEN - LS 09787 Serie LS Amsterdam, 6 Juli 1923 (Translation: 10 - LS 09787 - 10 Ten Gulden - Series LS Amsterdam, 6 July 1923) |
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De Nederlandsche Bank issued this note during a period of severe postwar monetary strain. The Netherlands had remained neutral in the First World War but was not insulated from its economic fallout — wartime disruptions to trade, hoarding of coin, and inflationary pressure across Europe forced the Bank to expand circulation considerably through the early 1920s. With over twelve million examples printed, this was a high-volume issue by the Bank's own conservative standards.
The series to which P#35 belongs saw progressive wear in urban circulation; surviving examples in genuinely clean condition are less common than the print run suggests, attrition from heavy use being the main factor.