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The Netherlands East Indies (also Dutch East Indies) was a Dutch colony that became the independent state of Indonesia in 1945, though recognised only in 1949.
Wikidata: Q188161

See also: Indonesia, Netherlands, British East Indies

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10 cents – obverse
10 cents – reverse
Available for swap 10 cents
1942
Standard banknote
105 × 52 mm
P# 121

Gulden (decimalized, 1854-1948)

100 Cents = 1 Guilder/Gulden

1 Cent (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
1 Cent (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
Available for swap 1 Cent (Japanese Occupation)
(1942)
Standard banknote
93 × 43 mm
P# 119
5 Cents (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
5 Cents (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
Available for swap 5 Cents (Japanese Occupation)
1942
Standard banknote
100 × 48 mm
P# 120
10 Cents (Japanese Government) – obverse
10 Cents (Japanese Government) – reverse
Available for swap 10 Cents (Japanese Government)
(1941)
Standard banknote
104 × 50 mm
P# 121
10 Sen – obverse
10 Sen – reverse
10 Sen
1947
Standard banknote
100 × 60 mm
P# 31
25 Sen – obverse
25 Sen – reverse
25 Sen
1947
Standard banknote
100 × 60 mm
P# 32
½ Gulden (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
½ Gulden (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
½ Gulden (Japanese Occupation)
(1942)
Standard banknote
120 × 60 mm
P# 122
50 Cents – obverse
50 Cents – reverse
Available for swap 50 Cents
1943
Standard banknote
127 × 71 mm
P# 110
½ Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
½ Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
½ Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation)
(1944)
Standard banknote
JNDA# 13-68, P# 128
½ Gulden – obverse
½ Gulden – reverse
½ Gulden
1948
Standard banknote
122 × 63 mm
P# 97
1 Gulden – obverse
1 Gulden – reverse
1 Gulden
1940
Standard banknote
115 × 70 mm
P# 108
1 Gulden (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
1 Gulden (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
Available for swap 1 Gulden (Japanese Occupation)
(1942)
Standard banknote
140 × 65 mm
P# 123
1 Gulden – obverse
1 Gulden – reverse
Available for swap 1 Gulden
1943
Standard banknote
127 × 72 mm
P# 111
1 Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
1 Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
1 Roepiah - Showa (Japanese Occupation)
(1944)
Standard banknote
JNDA# 13-67, P# 129
1 Gulden/Roepiah 1948 - – obverse
1 Gulden/Roepiah 1948 - – reverse
1 Gulden/Roepiah 1948 -
1948
Standard banknote
120 × 65 mm
P# 98
5 Gulden – obverse
5 Gulden – reverse
5 Gulden
1934-1939
Standard banknote
137 × 73 mm
P# 78
5 Gulden (Japanese Government) – obverse
5 Gulden (Japanese Government) – reverse
5 Gulden (Japanese Government)
(1942)
Standard banknote
150 × 73 mm
P# 124
5 Gulden - Netherlands Indies 1943 – obverse
5 Gulden - Netherlands Indies 1943 – reverse
5 Gulden - Netherlands Indies 1943
1943
Standard banknote
150 × 75 mm
P# 113a
5 Roepiah (Japanese Occupation) – obverse
5 Roepiah (Japanese Occupation) – reverse
5 Roepiah (Japanese Occupation)
(1944)
Standard banknote
P# 130
5 Gulden (De Javasche Bank) – obverse
5 Gulden (De Javasche Bank) – reverse
5 Gulden (De Javasche Bank)
1946
Standard banknote
143 × 74 mm
P# 88

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