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Golden tenner Wilhelmina

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Golden tenner Wilhelmina

Golden tenners were minted from 1812 onwards. The most famous golden tenners are those of William the Third and Queen Wilhelmina.

The golden Wilhelmina tenner was minted from 1892 to 1933. The coin is minted in four different versions. The first series was minted from 1892 to 1897. Here, Wilhelmina is still a young girl. In 1898 a new series was released. In this year, Wilhelmina turned 18 and ascended the crown. This new series consists of an edition of 99,239 golden tenners with an image of Wilhelmina with a tiara. This tenner is scarcer and is therefore more expensive than the later types.

From 1911 to 1917, Wilhelmina is depicted with a beautiful ermine cloak. Of this type, 8.9 million have been minted.

The last series of golden tenners was minted in the period from 1925-1933. Here the queen is already quite old. As many as 12 million of the last copy have been minted.

Gold tenners weigh 6.72 grams and consist of 90% gold. 

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Specifications
Fine weight6.05 Gram
Total weight6.72 Gram
DimensionsØ 22.5 mm x 1.3 mm
Purity / Content900/1000 - 21.6 Carats
Year of issue1890-1948
ConditionPreviously circulated
Country of OriginThe Netherlands
Mint HouseThe Royal Dutch Mint
PackagingSoft plastic coin capsule
Safety featuresNo
Legal tenderNo
Face value10 Dutch guilders
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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