SURINAME

bhoeyb · Post by **bhoeyb** » Mon Jul 21, 2003 4:30 pm

I've been looking for sites about Suriname on the internet. I've found a very interesting site: http://www.suriname.nu/
I've sent them an email hoping they will promote EBT by mentioning our site on http://www.suriname.nu/ to get more EBTers from Suriname that way

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-edit-
I've contacted http://www.dwt.net too.

esperantisto · Post by **esperantisto** » Mon Jul 21, 2003 5:35 pm

I have a complete set of their paper money. I think it is the most beautiful in the world. I wish I had their coins - they look cool too.

bhoeyb · Post by **bhoeyb** » Mon Jul 21, 2003 6:06 pm

The first Suriman webmaster http://www.Nyunsu.Net just sent me a reaction. They've add our url - just-a-link -

.... Thank you very much!
Hopefully we can track our first Surinam Euro banknotes soon

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Sadly, they didn't use my referer url

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Fons · Post by **Fons** » Mon Jul 21, 2003 9:45 pm

esperantisto wrote:I have a complete set of their paper money. I think it is the most beautiful in the world. I wish I had their coins - they look cool too.

I also have Surinam notes!

Which notes do you have?

I have:

5 Gulden 1963 (uncirculated)

10 Gulden 1963 (uncirculated)

25 Gulden 1985 (uncirculated)

100 Gulden 1985 (uncirculated)

100 Gulden 1991 (circulated and wrinkled)

I have one Surinam coin, it's a 1 cent coin from 1972 (can't find a picture of that)

BogPoet · Post by **BogPoet** » Tue Jul 22, 2003 4:51 am

bhoeyb wrote:Sadly, they didn't use my referer url .

Trying to chip in a few Surinamese EBT-ers, are you?

esperantisto · Post by **esperantisto** » Tue Jul 22, 2003 2:56 pm

I have the 2000 series. Way pretty!

Donald · Post by **Donald** » Tue Jul 22, 2003 7:55 pm

Fons wrote:*edit*
(dubbel post)

No, it's triple - you still put your Suriname notes twice in this thread.

Fons · Post by **Fons** » Tue Jul 22, 2003 8:26 pm

Donald wrote:
Fons wrote:*edit*
(dubbel post)
No, it's triple - you still put your Suriname notes twice in this thread.

I'll delete one of the other two too.

John S · Post by **John S** » Sun Aug 10, 2003 5:55 pm

Everyweek, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) publishes the exchange rates of every country's currency versus the US dollar on earth, whereas their daily rates are for select countries.

Up until recently, non-EU countries, such as Andorra, Vatican, Monaco and San Marino were still shown as using the former currencies (peseatas, francs and lires). They now show them are using euros.

But, the French overseas territories are still listed using francs. I doubt they are, but does someone have concrete evidence they are using euros? The information is supplied to the WSJ from Reuters. Maybe someone needs to contact Reuters and inform them that the old currencies are dead everywhere and have been replaced by the euro.

It would be nice if anyone who posts their euro notes here and comes from any of the overseas territories or has visited any of them can inform us of the situations there.

It is too bad that the Dutch overseas territories chose to use their own currency. If they had used Dutch currency before, they would be using euros now.

Fons · Post by **Fons** » Sat Aug 23, 2003 8:49 pm

John S wrote:
It is too bad that the Dutch overseas territories chose to use their own currency. If they had used Dutch currency before, they would be using euros now.

Yes, that's too bad.
They had a special Guilder, other coins and banknotes then the Netherlands, their Guilder also had another value

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