ForexRapidRebate Guilder (DutchGuilder (orFlorin), Netherl Forex Rapid Rebates rebateforexbrokers, original symbol: Gs., Fl., Dfl., Hfl., fl., standard symbol: NLG) Brief history of Dutch currency Dutch Guilder is the name of the currency of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, issued by the Bank of the Netherlands rebateforexfee guilder is equal to 100 cents (Cents) There are 5, 10, cashback forex5, 50, 100, 250, 1000 guilders banknotes, and 1, 2.5, 5, 10, 50 guilders and 5, 10, 25 cents minted Dutch guilders began to circulate in the 15th century, and the Dutch national currency, the Dutch guilder, rebateforex completely discontinued on January 28, 2002, of which banknotes were discontinued in 1999 and replaced by the euro, and coins were replaced by euro coins in 2002. This is the first currency of the Eurozone countries that has officially retired from history since the circulation of the Euro on January 1, 2002, but the Dutch guilder is still in circulation in the Netherlands Antilles.　　TheNetherlands refers to the Netherlands, just like China refers to China. Holland also refers to the Netherlands because two provinces, North Holland and South Holland, used to make up the Netherlands, and these two provinces were famous for their trade all over the world.　　Dutch means Dutch people, just like Chinese means Chinese people, Dutch also means Dutch guilder exchange rate On December 18, 1946, the gold content of the guilder was set at 0.334987 grams, and the official exchange rate was 1 US dollar equals 2.65285 guilders On September 21, 1949, the guilder was devalued by 30.2%, and the gold content was reduced to 0.233861 grams. On November 1, 1960, the economic union treaty signed by the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg came into force, and the fluctuation of the exchange rate within the three countries was 1.5% On March 7, 1961, the gold content of the guilder rose to 0.245489 grams, and the official exchange rate was 3.62 guilders per dollar, with the upper and lower limits of fluctuation being 1 dollar equals 3.5925 to 3.6475 guilders. ～On May 10, 1971, along with the West German mark, the guilder broke the upper limit of the float, resulting in a substantial devaluation of the guilder; on August 15, after the actual devaluation of the dollar, the guilder remained pegged to the Belgian and Luxembourg francs from August 23 at the same level as before May 10 (i.e., 1 guilder equals 13.81215 Belgian francs); against On 6 September, the Netherlands imposed restrictions on the purchase of Dutch bonds by non-residents, thus leading to the creation of a category 0 guilder; on 18 December, the dollar depreciated; on 21 December, the guilders gold content was increased by 2.76% and the official exchange rate was adjusted to 3.2447 guilders per dollar. On April 24, 1972, the Netherlands announced the implementation of the rule that the fluctuation of currency exchange rates within the European Economic Community member states should not exceed 2.25%. Dutch guilder to 100 Belgian francs February 12, 1973 dollar devaluation, February 14, the official exchange rate of the Dutch guilder to the U.S. dollar is 1 U.S. dollar to 2.92024 guilders, fluctuations between 2.8545 ~ 2.9860 guilders; from March 19, the Dutch guilder to the U.S. dollar free float, while with Belgium, Denmark, France, West Germany, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden multi-country currency On September 15, the guilder appreciated by 5%, and the official exchange rate was 2.781 per U.S. dollar. On February 1, 1974, the Class 0 guilder used by non-residents to purchase bonds was abolished. On March 15, 1976, the 2.25% volatility within the EEC member states replaced the 1.5% volatility limit of the Belgian and Dutch monetary unions; on October 18, the guilders gold content was reduced by 1.96%, and The official exchange rate was adjusted to 2.837 guilders to the U.S. dollar On October 16, 1978, the guilder was devalued by 2%, and the official exchange rate was 2.895 guilders to the U.S. dollar On March 13, 1979, the European Monetary System was established, with a volatility of 2.25% up and down between the currencies of the member states, and a fixed exchange rate and intervention limits were established for regular adjustments The exchange rate: (fixed) at 2.20371 guilders 1 Euro, or 0.453780 Euro to 1 Guilder Denominations and conversions Coins: 5, 10, 25, 1, 2.5 and 5 Guilders each with the Queens head on the coin Banknotes: 10, 25, 50, 100, 250 and 1000 Guilders 1EUR = 2.2037 NLG 1 Guilder Equals 100 cents (Cents)