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Play money - Schoolgeld - 50 Gulden
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| Type | Fantasy banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | 50 SCHOOLGELD VIJFTIG GULDEN (Translation: 50 SCHOOL MONEY FIFTY GUILDERS) |
| Reverse description | The reverse is entirely unprinted, leaving the plain paper surface blank without any design, lettering, or security elements. |
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Schoolgeld — literally "school money" — was produced in the Netherlands as educational play currency, used in primary classroom exercises to teach children basic arithmetic and the handling of money. The gulden denominations mirror the real Nederlandse Bank notes of the postwar period, giving the sets a recognizable visual grammar without being legal tender in any sense.
Not collectible for rarity — these were printed in large quantities and treated as disposable teaching aids. Interest tends to be pedagogical or nostalgic rather than numismatic.