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Play Money - Muntslag - 5 Gulden
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| Year | 1973 |
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| Value | 5 Gulden 5 NLG = CAD 3.65 |
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| Reverse description | Plain light blue card with the word MUNTSLAG printed in large serif capitals across the upper portion. At lower left, an embossed circular vignette reproduces the Royal Dutch Mint (Rijksmunt) seal, bearing a caduceus motif with spread wings and the legend RIJKS MUNT around the border. |
| Reverse lettering | MUNTSLAG RIJKS MUNT |
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Muntslag was a Dutch board game, first released in the early 1970s, built around currency exchange and commodity speculation. The paper play money produced for it mimicked the aesthetic of genuine Dutch banknotes closely enough that the Nederlandsche Bank periodically monitored such items — not because this particular piece posed a genuine counterfeiting risk at 80 × 50 mm, but because Dutch law on currency imitation was, and remains, unusually strict.