Since 2014, the Netherlands has changed these parts by replacing the portrait of Queen Béatrix present on these Dutch pieces since 1999 by the new King Willem-Alexander. The graphics of the national face of all the pieces in euros in the Netherlands represents a facet portrait of the new Willem-Alexander King based on the Dutch landscape fragmented and symbolizes the diversity of the population of the Netherlands. The result is a series of contemporary coins that marks the beginning of a new era of the modern monarchy.

Dutch pieces have two different graphics on the national side accompanied by the name of the country incorporated into a text "Koning der Nederlanden" (King of the Netherlands), The year of broadcast and the twelve stars of the European Union.
Parts of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents - Effigy of the new Willem-Alexander King presented in two parts in two parts by two vertical lines including the legend on the left "Willem-Alexander", and on the right "Koning der Nederlanden" (King of the Netherlands).
Parts of 1 and 2 euros - Effigy of the new Willem-Alexander King presented in profile with the legend "Willem-Alexander", "Koning der Nederlanden" (King of the Netherlands) Registered vertically to the right of the pattern.