1943 Netherlands Indies 1 Gulden Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands on the right. To the left, the Royal Coat of Arms of the Netherlands is prominently displayed. The denomination "1" is shown in each corner, with the central text stating "EEN NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE GOUVERNEMENTSGULDEN" (One Netherlands-Indies Government Gulden). The serial number "AV082221" is printed in red at the top left and right. The intricate green border and detailed designs reflect the craftsmanship of the American Bank Note Company, which produced this note. The note is issued under a royal decree dated March 2, 1943, as mentioned at the bottom.

Obverse lettering: NEDERLANDSCH-INDIE, EEN NEDERLANDSCH-INDISCHE GOUVERNEMENTSGULDEN, SATOE ROEPIAH, WETTIG BETAALMIDDEL, serial number AV082221.

Size ±: 127 x 72 mm

Reverse: Displays a large "1" at the center, with detailed ornamental designs in green surrounding the numeral. Two panels of text appear on either side, with legal warnings against counterfeiting in Dutch on the left and Indonesian (Malay) on the right. The borders are adorned with floral motifs, and the printer’s mark "American Bank Note Company" is shown at the bottom.

Reverse lettering: Legal text in Dutch and Indonesian, "1," American Bank Note Company.

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