gulden

> The value of Gulden is determined by the demand for Gulden, as with gold or silver.

First car i owned, bought it for 100 gulden in 1979 with over a 100k on the clock.

One Rhenish gulden was originally 3.8 grams of gold coin, that is 250 EUR in today's money.

The price can go up or down, but on average the value of Gulden goes up.

From the original article: > Fugger charged residents one Rheinischer gulden a year, the equivalent of one month's salary at the time.

Choosing Gulden as a name for this project seems to explicitly place it at the heart of that particular bit of discontent.

Or it's like Gulden (NLG) [0] which went times 30 over the last months.

I later picked up CD with the same game from a bin I think it was 12 gulden(before the euro Dutch currency).

Luther: You are like a magician who conjures gulden into the mouths of silly people, but when they open their mouths they have horse dirt in them.

We have quiet a long history of taxes here, ranging from cows or sacks of grain to gold to gold coins to gulden to reichsmark to schilling to euro.

Shops are starting to accept Gulden locally.

Apart from you associating wanting back the old Gulden and leaving the EU with being part of a lower-economic class, which it find extremely elitist, condescending and it annoys me greatly...

For those who don't, Gulden Draak is a Belgian beer which translated would be "Golden Dragon"

Talking about Dutch reminds me of the old commercial saying "uw gulden is hier een daalder waard", translated "your guilder is worth a daler/thaler/dollar here".

Gulden is the name of the Dutch currency used before the introduction of the Euro.

I find myself nodding in agreement at his picks--hard to beat a bottle of trusty ol' Gulden's in the fridge.

Gulden was trending in the iOS store a couple of days ago by the way, so many people have heard of it, even internationally.