Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: cent
The money is on the street: rijksdaalder
04 Mar 2009 |
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21⁄2 guilder was known as the rijksdaalder (State Daalder). Daalder is of course related to thaler and to dollar.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
The money is on the street: 1 cent
04 Mar 2009 |
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The cent disappeared from circulation when I was young and in the last days, a shortage of these coins was common. The baker closest to my home issued little piece of paper worth 1 cent whenever they didn't have cent coins.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
The money is on the street: kwartje
04 Mar 2009 |
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The 25-cents coin is known as a kwartje. The kwartje was used in telephones and vending machines, so the expression "het kwartje is gevallen" (the quarter has dropped) came into being, meaning that some kind of understanding was achieved.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
The money is on the street: stuiver
04 Mar 2009 |
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The 5-cent coin is known as a stuiver in the Netherlands. When I was very young my grandmother gave me a stuiver. I was very happy, because it was shiny and I never saw a stuiver before and I liked the design with the little leaves above the 5.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
The money is on the street: gulden
04 Mar 2009 |
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The guilder coin. This is a special version, made for the changeover from Queen Juliana to Queen Beatrix in 1980. Beatrix introduced some horrible modern design on the coins.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
The money is on the street: dubbeltje
04 Mar 2009 |
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The 10-cents coin is known as a dubbeltje or duppie.
Old Dutch coins on the road to the Geldmuseum (Money Museum).
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