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Play Money - Muntslag - 50 Gulden
| Issuer | Rijksmunt (Royal Dutch Mint) |
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| Year | 1982 |
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| Value | 50 Gulden 50 NLG = CHF 21 |
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| Obverse description | Low-fidelity monochrome photocopy reproduction of the contemporary De Nederlandsche Bank 50 Gulden Zonnebloem note, printed on a periwinkle-blue ground. The sunflower vignette occupies the right field, with the numeral 50 at upper left and a downward-pointing triangle at lower left. All text and guilloche underprint details are rendered with minimal resolution. |
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| Obverse lettering | 50 zonnebloem de nederlandsche bank vijftig gulden amsterdam 4 januari 1982 |
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The Rijksmunt issued this piece in 1982 as part of a promotional or educational set — the mint's core business was striking coin, and these paper items were produced as novelties or trade fair giveaways rather than anything approaching legal tender. The "muntslag" in the title refers to the coin-striking process itself, suggesting the set was designed to explain or celebrate Dutch minting operations rather than simulate circulating currency.
Collector interest is narrow but consistent among Dutch ephemera specialists. Not a banknote in any technical sense.