Westerbork

Westerbork camp, located in the Netherlands, was originally a refugee camp for Jews that left Germany and was later turned into a transit concentration camp by the Germans.

The notes were printed in three series AA, BB, and CC and denominations of 10, 25, 50, and 100 cents They were also printed on paper with and without the watermarks NORMAAL and VUGA.

  • 10 Cents note from Westerbork, a WWII Netherlands concentration camp
    10 Cents
  • 25 Cents note from Westerbork, a WWII Netherlands concentration camp
    25 Cents
  • 50 Cents note from Westerbork, a WWII Netherlands concentration camp
    50 Cents
  • 100 Cents note from Westerbork, a WWII Netherlands concentration camp (front)
    100 Cents note from Westerbork, a WWII Netherlands concentration camp (back)
    100 Cents

From the collection of Dave Frank, a leading expert on WWI and WWII camp money notes and tokens, collector since 1957 and co-author of The Complete Book of World War II USA POW & Internment Camp Chits.