Netherlands 1000 Guilder 1972 Spinoza misprint

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Netherlands 1000 Guilder 1972 Spinoza misprint
NVMH:155-1
Plomp:PL128

Biljet heeft een extra groene druk lopen bovenop het getal 1000, aan de linker bovenzijde. Dit 1000 guldenbiljet had nooit de fabriek mogen verlaten. Tevens in een prachtige kwaliteit.
Nu is deze misdruk te koop voor een geïnteresseerde koper/verzamelaar.

Over het 1000 guldenbiljet Spinoza:
The second last 1000 Gulden bill in Dutch history.
Featuring on the front Benedict de Spinoza or Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677) , a Dutch philosopher, lens grinder, political thinker, Bible scholar, linguist and mathematician of the early enlightenment.
He was of Sephardic Jewish descent.
However, this bill was not common in payment transactions.

One thousand guilders 1972 Spinoza
The thousand guilder with Spinoza is one of the legacy series of bills. The thousand guilder was designed by Oxenaar and came into circulation in 1972. Because of its high value, the thousand guilder was not widely used, and was mainly intended for larger transactions. The front of the thousand guilder bill shows Baruch (Benedictus) de Spinoza, a famous Dutch philosopher of the seventeenth century. A fingerprint can also be seen in one of Spinoza's locks of hair; this is the fingerprint of Oxenaar himself. The thousand guilder Spinoza is part of the legacy series from the 1970s, besides the 1000 guilder Spinoza, there are also the:
– 5 guilder 1966 Vondel;
– 5 guilder 1973 Vondel;
– 10 guilder 1968 Frans Hals;
– 25 guilders 1971 Sweelinck;
– 1000 guilders 1972 Spinoza.
The thousand guilder with Spinoza is highly sought after by collectors today. The thousand guilder bill was finally withdrawn from circulation in 2002 with the introduction of the euro.

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