A Rare Glimpse into Dutch History: The 1941 "Queen Emma" 20 Gulden

Own a piece of the Netherlands' past with this authentic 20 Gulden banknote, dated March 19, 1941. Issued by De Nederlandsche Bank during a pivotal moment in World War II, this "Queen Emma" type note is a favorite among history buffs and currency collectors alike.

Key Historical Features:

• The Portrait: Features a dignified portrait of Queen Emma, the Queen Mother of the Netherlands, known for her immense popularity and role as Queen Regent.

• Maritime Heritage: The front showcases stunning engravings of 17th-century Dutch merchant ships, celebrating the nation’s rich naval and trading history.

• Architecture: The reverse displays an intricate view of Amsterdam, including the iconic St. Nicholas Church and the Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug).

• War-Era Issue: Dated 1941, this note circulated during the German occupation of the Netherlands, making it a tangible artifact of the European theater of WWII.

Product Specifications:

• Denomination: 20 Gulden (Twintig Gulden)

• Issue Date: 19 Maart 1941

• Serial Number: HQ 095178

• Condition: Circulated (Note remains intact with crisp engraving details and natural aging/folds consistent with its history).

• Country: Netherlands

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