Wilhelmina
During the reign of queen Wilhelmina 5 cent pieces made of nickel were introduced to replace the silver ones. The 1 and 2½ cent were produced in a darker tone, because they were too easily mistaken for gold. In 1936 the gold standard was abolished.
During the Second World War the Nazi occupiers strived to remove all reminders of the royal family, including coins. All denominations were gradually replaced with coins made of zinc. In the meantime the production of silver guilders, quarters and dimes was continued in the United States.
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10 gulden goud 1897 Wilhelmina Pr+
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10 gulden goud 1898 Wilhelmina Pr+
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1 gulden 1892 Wilhelmina Pr+
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1 gulden 1897 Wilhelmina FDC-
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1 gulden 1898 Wilhelmina NGC MS 61
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1 gulden 1906 Wilhelmina Pr-
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1 guilder 1929-1945 Wilhelmina VF – with WWII commemorative engraving
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25 cent 1897 Wilhelmina FDC-
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25 cent 1897 Wilhelmina Pr
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10 cent 1892 Wilhelmina FDC
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10 cent 1892 Wilhelmina FDC
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10 cent 1906 Wilhelmina Pr
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10 cent 1928 Wilhelmina FDC-
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10 cent 1942PP Wilhelmina FDC-
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10 cent zink 1943 Wilhelmina NGC MS 63
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10 cent 1944ES Wilhelmina FDC-
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