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| 表面の説明 | Red-brown on orange underprint. A vignette of Mercury's bust appears to the left, rendered in intaglio. The order number is printed in black with two letters, and the face bears the full statutory inscription in Dutch detailing the legal authority for issue and the registration date of 1 July 1955. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | SURINAME WETTIG BETAALMIDDEL TWE EN EEN HALVE GULDEN JOH. ENSCHEDE EN ZONEN HAARLEM (Translation: Suriname Legal Tender Two and a Half Gulden Joh. Enschedé and Sons Haarlem) |
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The "Silver voucher" designation — zilverbonnen in Dutch — reflects a specific monetary arrangement under which these notes were backed by silver held in the Netherlands rather than functioning as conventional central bank currency. Suriname was still a constituent territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1955, and its currency architecture remained tightly bound to The Hague.
Enschedé's Haarlem presses had handled Dutch colonial and territorial paper for generations, and the 2½ gulden denomination — an awkward fraction that persisted in Dutch monetary tradition long after it disappeared elsewhere — was still considered practical in Caribbean retail commerce at the time.