Surinamese Guilder
The Surinamese Guilder was the fiat currency of Suriname until 2004 when the Surinamese Dollar replaced it. They - like all fiat currencies - are legal tenders whose value is backed by the government that issued it. It shares the same similarities with gold, but a crucial difference is that … (read more)
The Surinamese Guilder was the fiat currency of Suriname until 2004 when the Surinamese Dollar replaced it. They - like all fiat currencies - are legal tenders whose value is backed by the government that issued it. It shares the same similarities with gold, but a crucial difference is that the government can create as much currency as they want, which in effect makes the currency lose value over time. It is not that goods are getting more expensive, but rather the currency losing its purchasing power.
- 6240 x 4160 px, JPEG (8.7 MB)
- This is a signed and limited edition digital creation.
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Introducing Global Offers
A Global Offer is a single offer that is submitted to all owners of a multi-edition artwork. After one edition owner accepts the bid, the bid is processed and all other bids are withdrawn.
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