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1000 Gulden Kievit

Issuer De Nederlandsche Bank
Year 1994
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Designer(s) Jaap Drupsteen
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Obverse lettering DE NEDERLANDSCHE BANK 1000 AMSTERDAM 2 JUNI 1994 DUIZEND GULDEN DE NAMAKER OF VERVALSER WORDT GESTRAFT PRESIDENT SECRETARIS KIEVIT VANELLUS VANELLUS
(Translation: Bank of Netherlands 1000 Amsterdam 2 June 1994 One Thousand Gulden The Counterfeiter or Forger is Punished President Secretary Lapwing Vanellus Vanellus)
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Reverse lettering 1000 J T G DRUPSTEEN INV JOH. ENSCHEDÉ EN ZONEN IMP © 1994 DE NEDERLANDSCHE BANK NV
(Translation: J.T.G. Drupsteen Inv Joh. Enschedé and Sons Imp © 1994 De Nederlandsche Bank NV)
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The highest denomination in Dutch circulation before the guilder was retired in favour of the euro, this note was withdrawn from legal tender on 1 January 2002 along with the rest of the guilder series. De Nederlandsche Bank continues to redeem it at fixed rate indefinitely, but very few returned — high-value notes from this period were heavily hoarded as physical stores of wealth during the transition.

Jaap Drupsteen's design for this series broke decisively from the portraiture tradition, using abstract geometric and natural imagery instead. The hologram strip, relatively novel in Dutch currency at the time of issue, was among the more sophisticated anti-counterfeiting measures then in civilian circulation.

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