Euros replaced them in the Netherlands

Usage examples of guilders.

The damage done to the sensitive electric and electronic machinery was very considerable and would almost certainly cost millions of guilders to replace but the structural integrity of the buildings was unaffected: Schiphol airport is very solidly built and securely anchored to its foundations.

Due to gross original underestimates, cost over-runs and inflation, the likely bill will probably be in excess of nine billion guilders - and this massive sum for a project that some crigineering experts say will not work anyway.

The demand is for one hundred million guilders from the government, twenty million from Mr David Joseph Karlmann Meijer, the Rotterdam industrialist.

The first of those concerned the demand for a hundred and twenty million guilders and how it is to be transferred.

I shall be delighted to see you again, as long as you have the two hundred thousand gold guilders for me.

As each was called, he shuffled forward with his cap held out, and his share of silver guilders was doled out to him.

That was the booty from the Heerlycke Nacht, mostly silver plate and a hundred thousand guilders in coin that had been intended for payment of the Dutch garrison in Batavia.

The second pair were wholly absorbed by the stacks of silver guilders and the ivory dice lying between them.

Would it not be a most desirable compromise to sell them for guilders to please the Seventeen?

That dress, although simple and of classical Eastern design, must have cost fifty guilders at the very least.

She has a way with guilders and runs the household with great economy and efficiency.

Gull would be flying back to Elephant Lagoon to winkle out those sacks of guilders and those bars of gold from whatever nook or cranny Sir Francis had tucked them into.

The bidding went quickly to fifteen hundred guilders with only the wagoner and the Buzzard in the race.

Kimatti and Matesi were both knocked down to the Buzzard for well under a thousand guilders each.

But when I go I will take with me all I own and on top of that I will have in my purse the thousand gold guilders you will give to me as my pension.