The way to exchange Dutch Guilder banknotes
From the 17th century until 2002, the official currency for the Netherlands was the Dutch Guilder (NLG). From 1814 to 1838 guilder banknotes were in circulation and were minted by the Netherlands bank. The banknotes were in denominations of 25, 40, 60, 80, 100, 200, 300 and 1000. However, in 1911 the minted NLG notes in circulation were 10, 25, 40, 60, 100, 200, 300, and 1000 guilders. In the 1920s the Netherlands Bank minted 20 and 50 guilder notes and the 500 guilder note in 1930 was issued. After 2002 when the Euro became the official currency, the guilder became a subunit currency.
Changing Guilder banknotes
Exchange Dutch Guilder banknotes with us today!
Have you come home with too many guilders, lira or Euros in your pockets? This usually happens after a foreign trip. You can keep the foreign currency until your next trip, if you remember to take it out of the foreign currency jar. Or a better solution is to send it to us and we will convert all your foreign banknotes and currency back into cash. Regardless of the foreign currency we will exchange anything into usable cash. We offer a safe and simple online method which converts all foreign leftover currency back into usable cash. We guarantee to provide the best exchange rates possible as well as faster payment. Need some extra cash, then this is a great way to boost your own personal funds. If you are a charity fundraiser then this is the perfect way to raise money for your favourite charity.
We exchange ALL Dutch Guilder notes, including:
