File:25 Guilders - Javasche Bank (1 April 1920) - Baldwin's Hong Kong Coin Auction (2012).jpg

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English: An image of Dutch East-Indian banknotes produced by the Javanese Bank ("De Javasche Bank") auctioned off by the Baldwin's Hong Kong Coin Auction in 2012.
Date 19th (nineteenth) century until the 1920's.
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Lot 560

Estimate: 350 USD Price realized: 800 USD 

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Share this lot: Email BANKNOTES. INDONESIA - NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. De Javasche Bank: ½-Gulden, 1948, 100-Gulden 13 January 1928; Muntbiljetten Issues: 1-Gulden (4), 1939 (3), 1940, 2½-Gulden, 1940, 1-, 5- and 50-Gulden (2), 2 March 1943 (P 97, 73b, 105, 106, 109, 111, 113, 116). The 100-Gulden about extremely fine, the two 50-Gulden about uncirculated, the others generally uncirculated. (11pcs).

Lot 561.

Estimate: 300 USD Price realized: 550 USD 

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Share this lot: Email BANKNOTES. INDONESIA - NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. De Javasche Bank: Specimen 5-Gulden, 21 July 1939, serial no.BU08294, 10-Gulden, 22 January 1938, serial no.WD03076, both overprinted “SPECIMEN”, Specimen 50-Gulden, 32 (sic) June 1968, serial no.AA12345, perforated “34 5 68” lower centre and overprinted “SPECIMEN” (P 78c, 79b, 81). Very fine, extremely fine and uncirculated (3pcs)

Estimate: US$300-400.

Lot 562.

Estimate: 250 USD Price realized: 750 USD 

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Share this lot: Email BANKNOTES. INDONESIA - NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. De Javasche Bank: Specimen 25-Gulden, 1 April 1920, serial no.IE03158, red “SPECIMEN” overprint (P 54b). One light vertical bend, about uncirculated and rare.

Estimate: US$250-300.

Lot 564.

Estimate: 2000 USD Price realized: 8500 USD 

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Share this lot: Email BANKNOTES. INDONESIA - NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. De Javasche Bank: Specimen 50-, 100-, 200- and 1000-Gulden, all dated 32 (sic) June 1968 and perforated “34 5 68” lower centre (P 81, 82, 83, 85). Uncirculated. (4pcs)

Estimate: US$2,000-2,500.
Author De Javasche Bank.

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An image of Dutch East-Indian banknotes produced by the Javanese Bank ("De Javasche Bank") auctioned off by the Baldwin's Hong Kong Coin Auction in 2012.

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current10:27, 17 October 2022Thumbnail for version as of 10:27, 17 October 20221,063 × 726 (295 KB)Donald TrungUploaded a work by De Javasche Bank. from * https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=315&lot=560 Lot 560 Estimate: 350 USD Price realized: 800 USD Find similar lots Share this lot: Email BANKNOTES. INDONESIA - NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES. De Javasche Bank: ½-Gulden, 1948, 100-Gulden 13 January 1928; Muntbiljetten Issues: 1-Gulden (4), 1939 (3), 1940, 2½-Gulden, 1940, 1-, 5- and 50-Gulden (2), 2 March 1943 (P 97, 73b, 105, 106, 109, 111, 113, 116). The 100-Gulden about extremely fine, the tw...
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