After the liberation of The Netherlands and the conclusion of Word War II, minting coins for Curacao was transferred back again to The Royal Mint in Utrecht. Then in 1954, Curacao and the other Dutch Caribbean colonies were merged into a single entity, the Netherlands Antilles. This meant that a new series of coins had to be struck for all six of the member islands (i.e., Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten). I own most of these early Netherlands Antilles coins, except for the 1/10 Gulden piece (which I am still looking for).
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