Netherlands 100 Guilder 1970 Michiel de Ruyter PMG55 EPQ

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Netherlands 100 Guilder 1970 Michiel de Ruyter PMG55 EPQ
Exceptional paper quality.
NVMH:122-1
Plomp:PL103
Pick:93a

Hundred guilder 1970 Michiel de Ruyter
The hundred guilder of Michiel de Ruyter is one of the first bills of R. D. E. Oxenaar's legacy series, which came into circulation in the early 1970s. On the front we see the famous Dutch seafarer Michiel de Ruyter, who largely destroyed the English fleet in 1667 with the voyage nat Chatham. On the reverse side of the bill we see a pattern very similar to the rudder of a seventeenth-century battleship. Also in the watermark we see the history of de Ruyter, a Dutch flag in the wind on a pile of cannonballs. The hundred with de Ruyter is one of the bills of Oxenaar's legacy series. Besides de Ruyter, there were also:
– 5 guilder 1966 Vondel;
– 5 guilder 1973 Vondel;
– 10 guilder 1968 Frans Hals;
– 25 guilders 1971 Sweelinck;
– 1000 guilders 1972 Spinoza.
The hundred guilder bill was finally withdrawn from circulation in 1985. The 100 Guilder Snipe then took over.

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