Gulden
| Unit (GG) | Obverse | Reverse |
|---|---|---|
| Banknotes of the First National Banking & Trust Company Ltd. | ||
| 10 Gulden | Arnoldus Jacobsz. DeVrient | Arrival of DeVrient on Rooi-Nassau |
| 25 Gulden | Frank Kruger | Presidential Palace |
| 37.5 Gulden | Ed Rappen | The Eastern Cape Overview |
| 50 Gulden | "Curly" Buck Buford | City Overview of Bloupaarl |
| 75 Gulden | Ian McGuff | City overview of Suid Oos Amsterdam |
| 100 Gulden | Morgan Bucksley | City overview of Del Monte Pelado |
| 250 Gulden | First Commercial Oil Well | HMS Dora |
| 1,000 Gulden | Native Art | HMS Gelukszalig |
| 2,000 Gulden | n/a; signature stamp of Master Banker | n/a; date stamp (limited print run) |
| 10,000 Gulden | n/a; signature stamp of Master Banker | n/a; date stamp (limited print run) |
The gulden (G) is the civillian currency of Guffingford. Two years ago the dukaat gulden (Ðucat Guilder:ÐG) was abolished because it saw only rarely use in the hands of the common man. However, in October 2005 this was made officially, and the payments in Dukaat Guldens were hereby prohibited to all non-trade monetary traffic. The two year gap between October and the day it was announced, was used to prepare the audience and to produce the same amound of coins and print the amount of bills currently in circulation. The gulden is struck in nickel, the cents in brass. Commemorative designs are struck in silver, while gold has been completely removed from the regular monetary traffic. The old ducat guilders are highly sought after among foreign collectors, because of the high gold content and beauty. Since none of them ever saw any circulation, these are all in near perfect condition.
One gulden is worth around 12 euro cents or, 14 dollar cents. For more on exchange rates, please see the main Guffingford entry. Since the Ðucat Guilder isn't used for regular payments, information about the second currency of Guffingford is added to the economy page, which can be found here Guffingfordian Economy.
