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1 McDollar
| Issuer | McDonald's Netherlands |
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| Year | 1997 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Green-tinted voucher styled after the US $1 Federal Reserve Note, with a central oval vignette of a smiling McDonald's employee in uniform cap. Denomination numeral "1" in ornate cartouches at each corner with laurel branch underprint. Serial number and validity conditions printed at right; offer text in Dutch at left. |
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| Reverse description | Green-tinted reverse in US dollar bill style, with two circular vignettes: a McDonald's coffee cup at left captioned "Kopje koffie" and a McDonald's soft drink cup at right captioned "kleine frisdrank". Ornate guilloche border frames the note; offer conditions repeated in Dutch in the centre panel with "ONE McDOLLAR" lettered along the lower edge. |
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McDonald's Netherlands issued these promotional coupons in McDollar denominations during a 1997 marketing campaign — redeemable in-store rather than negotiable currency, but deliberately designed to mimic the visual grammar of banknotes. The format was common enough in European fast-food promotions of the period, though Dutch consumer protection rules at the time required such instruments to be clearly non-negotiable.
Collected primarily as ephemera rather than monetary items. Survival rate is high; they were never redeemed in large numbers.