WW2 Dutch 1 Gulden Banknote Dated 1938

The WW2 Dutch 1 Gulden Banknote, Dated 1938, is a vintage currency artifact from the Netherlands before the outbreak of World War II. Officially issued by De Nederlandsche Bank, this banknote bears a unique reference to the historical and monetary context of the Dutch state during the 1930s. The 1 Gulden banknote features a fairly simple, typical design for its era with intricate, ornate detailing along the borders. It is predominantly inked in green and brown hues, with the numeric denomination and textual information predominantly inscribed in Dutch language. Images of the 17th-century Dutch merchant and governor Cornelis Pieterszoon Hooft, as well as an old-time sailing ship can be seen on the note, conferring it a distinct aesthetic characteristic. However, it holds no active monetary value today as it is no longer in circulation in the modern Dutch banking system, which uses the Euro instead of the Gulden. Its primary interest