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The Guilder was the official national currency of the Netherlands for over 300 years, surviving wartime occupations and countless monarchs before it was abolished with the formation of the European Union and the common currency known as the Euro. Today, 10 Guilders Gold Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion in circulated condition.
Coin Highlights:
Guilder coins were first issued by the Netherlands and Kingdom of Holland in 1680 as the national currency. At that point in history, the kingdom issued the guilder only as a silver coin. It wasn’t until 1818 that gold guilders were issued by the kingdom. The mintage history of guilder coins in gold ran from 1818 to 1853, and then from 1875 until 1933 and the onset of a severe economic crisis.
All of the 10 Guilders Gold Coins issued in this product listing are available inside of protective plastic. The coins available here feature a different reigning monarch on the coin’s obverse based upon the ruler holding the title of King or Queen of the Netherlands. In circulated condition, these coins show signs of wear and tear from handling. The most common design is that of Queen Wilhelmina whose reign of 58 years as Queen of the Netherlands was the longest of any Dutch monarch.
On the obverse of these 10 Guilders Gold Coins you’ll find a bust of the ruling monarch. As mentioned, the most common specimens available today have one of the four portraits of Queen Wilhelmina issued during her reign from 1890 to 1948. It is, however, possible that the images of three other monarchs could feature on the obverse.
Among those possible busts are Wilhelmina’s predecessors. Her father King William III ruled from 1849 until his own death in 1890. Her grandfather King William II ruled briefly from 1840 until 1849, and her great-grandfather King William I ruled from 1815 until 1840. William I was the first King of the Netherlands but had ruled previously as Prince of Nassau-Orange-Fulda from 1803 to 1806 and Prince of Orange-Nassau from 1806 to 1815 before the formation of the kingdom.
The reverse of all 10 Guilders Gold Coins features the crowned Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Netherlands. There is a face value engraving on either side of the crowned arms and the year of issue is listed on the bottom.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with questions. You can reach our customer service team at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
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"Bravo JM Bullion! This 1877 10 Guilder coin you sent me says it's circulated. I'm guessing it didn't circulate much as it's in great condition ~AU or better is my estimate. I'm not sure if I should praise JM BULLION or the US Postal Service, but this coin made it from Las Vegas to South Florida in 2 days! BRAVO Will DEFINITELY be ordering again from JM Bullion, my favorite precious metals dealer by far. No question. Thanks again."
The Guilder was the official national currency of the Netherlands for over 300 years, surviving wartime occupations and countless monarchs before it was abolished with the formation of the European Union and the common currency known as the Euro. Today, 10 Guilders Gold Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion in circulated condition.
Coin Highlights:
Guilder coins were first issued by the Netherlands and Kingdom of Holland in 1680 as the national currency. At that point in history, the kingdom issued the guilder only as a silver coin. It wasn’t until 1818 that gold guilders were issued by the kingdom. The mintage history of guilder coins in gold ran from 1818 to 1853, and then from 1875 until 1933 and the onset of a severe economic crisis.
All of the 10 Guilders Gold Coins issued in this product listing are available inside of protective plastic. The coins available here feature a different reigning monarch on the coin’s obverse based upon the ruler holding the title of King or Queen of the Netherlands. In circulated condition, these coins show signs of wear and tear from handling. The most common design is that of Queen Wilhelmina whose reign of 58 years as Queen of the Netherlands was the longest of any Dutch monarch.
On the obverse of these 10 Guilders Gold Coins you’ll find a bust of the ruling monarch. As mentioned, the most common specimens available today have one of the four portraits of Queen Wilhelmina issued during her reign from 1890 to 1948. It is, however, possible that the images of three other monarchs could feature on the obverse.
Among those possible busts are Wilhelmina’s predecessors. Her father King William III ruled from 1849 until his own death in 1890. Her grandfather King William II ruled briefly from 1840 until 1849, and her great-grandfather King William I ruled from 1815 until 1840. William I was the first King of the Netherlands but had ruled previously as Prince of Nassau-Orange-Fulda from 1803 to 1806 and Prince of Orange-Nassau from 1806 to 1815 before the formation of the kingdom.
The reverse of all 10 Guilders Gold Coins features the crowned Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Netherlands. There is a face value engraving on either side of the crowned arms and the year of issue is listed on the bottom.
Please feel free to reach out to JM Bullion with questions. You can reach our customer service team at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and via our email address.
"Bravo JM Bullion! This 1877 10 Guilder coin you sent me says it's circulated. I'm guessing it didn't circulate much as it's in great condition ~AU or better is my estimate. I'm not sure if I should praise JM BULLION or the US Postal Service, but this coin made it from Las Vegas to South Florida in 2 days! BRAVO Will DEFINITELY be ordering again from JM Bullion, my favorite precious metals dealer by far. No question. Thanks again."
