Step into post-war Dutch history with this 1945 2½ Gulden banknote, issued by the Finance Ministry of the Netherlands. Featuring Queen Wilhelmina facing right, this “coin note” served during the Netherlands’ transition from WWII occupation to restored sovereignty. Measuring 115 × 60 mm and printed on durable paper, this rectangular note carries both symbolic and numismatic importance. Though now demonetized, its design and historic context make it a treasured item for European currency collectors and WWII memorabilia enthusiasts.

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Why This Product Is a Smart Buy

This 1945 2½ Gulden banknote holds both historical and collectible value. Issued during a pivotal moment in Dutch history, it features Queen Wilhelmina, a powerful symbol of resistance and unity during World War II. Known as a “coin note,” this denomination was meant to replace silver coinage, which had become scarce. With the note now demonetized and surviving specimens increasingly limited in good condition, its value has steadily risen. It is especially appealing to collectors of Dutch royal memorabilia, WWII-era currency, and those tracking the economic recovery of post-occupation Europe.