Muntstuk International Coins

Netherlands

First Minted: 1586 (historically), with modern versions issued from the 19th century.
Weight: 3.49 grams (0.112 oz).
Purity: 22-carat gold (91.7% gold content).
Design: The obverse typically features a portrait of the reigning monarch (such as King Willem-Alexander or the former monarchs). The reverse usually displays the Dutch coat of arms or an image of the monarch’s emblematic features.
Significance: The Dutch Guilder, often seen in its Ducat form, has been used throughout Dutch history as a trade coin and is highly regarded by collectors for its historical importance. Modern versions of this coin are issued by the Royal Dutch Mint.

First Minted: Introduced in 1911, with modern versions minted in various years.
Weight: 15.44 grams (0.5 oz).
Purity: 22-carat gold (91.7% gold content).
Design: The 10 Guilder gold coin features the image of the Dutch monarch on the obverse and often the national coat of arms or an allegorical representation of the Dutch nation on the reverse.
Significance: This coin is popular among collectors due to its connection to the Dutch monetary system and is often sought after in high-grade condition.

First Minted: 1817.
Weight: 25 grams (0.804 oz).
Purity: 72.5% silver (sterling silver).
Design: The 5 Guilder silver coin often features the portrait of the Dutch monarch or significant national symbols such as the Dutch lion. The reverse often displays various elements of Dutch heritage.
Significance: The 5 Guilder silver coin is a historical piece of Dutch coinage and continues to be of interest to collectors for its large size, historical significance, and silver content.

Weight: 12.5 grams (0.402 oz).
Purity: 72.5% silver.
Design: The obverse typically features a portrait of the reigning monarch, and the reverse often includes symbolic elements such as the Dutch lion or a national emblem.
Significance: Issued in various periods, this coin is valued for its historical context and silver content, making it a popular choice among numismatists.

First Minted: 1999.
Weight: 31.1 grams (1 oz).
Purity: 99.95% platinum.
Design: The platinum 100 Guilder coin is part of a series commemorating significant national milestones. The obverse often features a portrait of the monarch, while the reverse showcases national symbols or significant events in Dutch history.
Significance: The 100 Guilder platinum coin is a rare and valuable piece, attracting both investors and collectors for its purity and historical importance.

Weight: 7.78 grams (0.25 oz).
Purity: 99.95% platinum.
Design: This smaller denomination platinum coin follows similar design themes to its larger counterparts, often featuring symbolic representations of Dutch culture and heritage.
Significance: Due to its platinum composition, it is a highly collectible coin with fewer mintage runs, making it a valuable piece for collectors.