Netherlands. 1922 Historische coincard zilveren laatste 1/2 Gulden Wilhelmina (No reserve price)

The 1922 historical coincard featuring the silver last half gulden of Queen Wilhelmina holds both numismatic and historical significance. The half gulden was a key denomination within Dutch currency, and coins minted in silver provided a standard of value anchored in precious metals. Queen Wilhelmina, who reigned from 1890 to 1948, is a prominent figure in Dutch history, and her coinage reflects a period of modernization and national identity building. Historical coincards are often issued as collector’s items, packaging a coin together with informative materials about its historical context. Such coins represent the end of an era in silver currency circulation as the economic environment shifted toward fiat currencies and different metal compositions. Collectors value these pieces for their craftsmanship, historical relevance, and the prestige of royal portraiture in coinage.