Gulden

Guffingfordian Gulden (GG)

Subdivision	1 gulden = 100 Cents (¢)
Exchange Rate to USD	1.00 : US$0.14 (free floating)
In use since	17XX
Currency Code	GG
Symbol	G

The Gulden - An Overview

The gulden (G) is the civillian currency of Guffingford, which became the only legal tender in Guffingford on a date between 1902 and 1905. The annals of that time are lost, due to a fire in the National Assembly of Guffingford. Bills were printed too, and many dates were released in a similar fashion as proofs, for collectors abroad and within Guffingford. The gulden enjoyed a long history in Guffingford even before it became the only legal tender, but that story is long and boring to write down.

The gulden is struck in nickel, cents in brass. Commemorative designs are struck in silver, while gold has been completely removed from the regular monetary traffic in daily life since 1963. Mostly because it was becoming too expensive to coin, and because of massive hoarding. 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.

History

Pre-Colonial Currency (1200 BC till 1500 AD)

The Hanseatic Thaler (1500 AD - 1800 AD)

The Gulden

Features

Exchange Rates

Here I present to you the exchange rates of the civillian gulden to other major currencies of NationStates and some real life currencies.

1 gulden is worth symbol: G (citizen currency)

Images

A modern 10 Guilder gold certificate. Note the time- and datestamp have been omitted on this design, since this is a 'proof' specimen for collectors.