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10 guilder Ice Bird 1997

Shortly before the Netherlands switched to the euro in 2002, another new gold coin appeared: the 10 guilder banknote from 1997 , Also known as the Ice Bird. This banknote marked the end of the last series of Dutch gold coins, consisting of the: 10 guilder Ice Bird, 25 guilder Red-breasted Goose, 100 guilder Stork Owl 1992 and the 1,000 guilder Kieviet 1994. Read more about the last Gold Ten in this blog post.

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Duitse Rijk 10 Reichspfennig 1939-B
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German money from the war time

During the Second World War, metals such as copper, nickel and silver were indispensable for the German war industry. These raw materials were used for the production of bullets and shells, which were essential during the war. This soon led to a shortage of suitable metal for minting coins, which led to a quick replacement: instead of metal coins, they were now made of plastic. rusting coins slapped.

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