Netherlands. Wilhelmina. 10 Gulden 1912

This coin is a historic Dutch gold coin, known as the “Golden Tenner.” It features a portrait of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. This specific issue shows the queen in her prime with her hair upswept, together with the Dutch inscription: "KONINGIN WILHELMINA • GOD ZIJ MET ONS", which means "Queen Wilhelmina • God is with us". This particular design was minted between 1911 and 1917. Its monetary and commercial value is determined by the global gold market and the coin’s condition, as follows: Monetary value (as a gold bar): The coin weighs about 6.73 grams and is made of 21.6-carat gold (90% pure gold), meaning it contains 6.05 grams of pure gold. The base value is directly linked to the current market price of gold per gram. Market and trade value: This coin is currently sold in precious metal shops and at antique markets for prices around 800 to 880 euros (about 850 to 950 US dollars), and the value can rise further if the coin is in very good condition.