by Change Miramar10 Guilders
Netherlands · 900 ‰
Photo for illustration only: the year and appearance of the coin delivered may differ.
Specifications
| Fine weight | 6,05 g |
| Gross weight | 6,73 g |
| Fineness | 900 ‰ |
| Diameter | 22 mm |
| Thickness | 1,3 mm |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Face value | 10 Guilders |
| Design | William III, Wilhelmina |
| Minted | From 1875 to 1933 |
| Condition | Very Fine or better, undamaged |
Tax on resale (France)
Either a flat tax of 11.5% on the sale price, or a tax on the actual capital gain with an allowance for each year of ownership, on presentation of the invoice. General information, to be confirmed with your tax adviser. Read the guide on gold taxation (in French).
How collection works
You choose the branch when you order. We send you a text message when the order is ready. You collect it on presentation of the ID used for the order, at a time of your choice during opening hours.
Its history
Dutch, struck between 1876 and 1933, are iconic coins in the history of the Netherlands. With only five different types, they represent a rarity sought after by collectors and gold investors.
The obverse depicts two major sovereigns: King William III for the first strikings, then Queen Wilhelmina, whose coins vary according to four key stages of her reign. Each effigy captures a precise moment of the Dutch monarchy.
The reverse is magnificently decorated with the royal coat of arms of the Netherlands, topped with a crown, symbolising the power and stability of the dynasty.
These gold coins, with a purity of 900‰, are not only precious collector’s items but also an excellent way to diversify an investment portfolio. The rarity of the