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5 Francs France

These golden 5 Francs come from France and are minted with a fine weight of 1.45 grams. The coin weighs 1.61 grams gross with a purity of 900/1,000. The net asset value of this coin is 5 francs.

The first franc was a gold coin minted in 1360 when King John was freed. The word 'franc' means free and also refers to the Franks. The franc was no longer used in the period 1642-1795. During the French Revolution, the franc was reintroduced in 1795 in combination with a decimal currency system.

Frank coins have been issued by Belgium, France as well as Switzerland and Italy. The image on the coins may vary from country to country, but all 5 franc coins are minted in the same weights and contents of gold. Each coin weighs 1.66 grams and contains 900/1000 gold.

The images on the coin have changed over the years. Holland Gold cannot guarantee that the coin will have the exact same image as the one in the picture.

Do you want toSelling Gold Coins in the long run? Holland Gold offers a buyback guarantee on all gold coins you buy from us. Didn't you buy the gold coins from us? We also buy these gold coins. 

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Specifications
Fine weight1.45 Gram
Total weight1.61 Gram
DimensionsØ 16.7 mm x 0.5 mm
Purity / Content900/1000 - 21.6 Carats
Year of issue1854-1860, 1862-1869
ConditionPreviously circulated
Country of OriginFrance
Mint HouseMonnaie de Paris (The Paris Mint)
PackagingSoft plastic coin capsule
Safety featuresNo
Legal tenderNo
Face value5 French francs
Tax (VAT)Exempt from VAT
Insured shipment possibleYes, at a location of your choice
Pick-up availableYes, in Alkmaar or Rotterdam
Storage possibleYes, in the Netherlands
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Why buy gold at Holland Gold?

Gold offers protection in times of inflation
Gold offers protection in times of inflation
In the long term, gold retains its value, while currencies lose a lot of purchasing power. An example of the value retention of gold is that 2,000 years ago you could buy a tailor-made suit for one gold coin and that is still the case today.
Gold is an insurance against a systemic risk
Gold is an insurance against a systemic risk
The gold reserves at central banks act as the backing of a money system. According to DNB, gold is an 'anchor of trust': "If the entire financial system collapses, the gold supply provides collateral to start over."
Gold is a mainstay in the investment portfolio
Gold is a mainstay in the investment portfolio
Gold strengthens the portfolio through its long-term returns and diversification. Its traditional role as a safe haven means that gold is an asset in times of crisis, moving in the opposite direction to the rest of the portfolio.
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