- Pre-owned
100 silver ten guilders (1995-1999)
- Pre-owned
100 silver ten guilders (1995-1999)
- Securily packaged
- Certified
- Tradable world wide
- Customer rating: 9.7
The silver ten-guilder coins from the period 1995-1999 are minted in 80% silver. This is a higher silver content than the other silver guilder, rijksdaalder, and ten-guilder coins. You can order these coins in a bag of 100 pieces from The Silver Mountain, at a low premium compared to the silver price.
Specifications
Physical properties
Net weight
The net weight is determined by multiplying the gross weight with with the purity. |
1,2 kilo |
Purity and metal type | 80% | Silver |
Gross weight | 1.500,00 gram |
Origin
Country of origin | Netherlands |
Mint | Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt |
Year of issue | Mixed years |
Price properties
Selling price | € 1.387,00 |
Metal worth | € 1.175,36 |
Price per gram
The price per gram is determined by dividing the sales price by the net weight. |
€ 1,16 |
Premium
The premium is determined by substracting the metal worth from the sales price. |
€ 211,64 |
Investment score | Investment-score: B-label |
VAT-rate | Margin taxation |
Other specifications
Buyback guarantee applicable | Yes - 107% |
Pick up possible | Yes |
Storage possible | Yes |
Availability | Never available again |
Information
We supply silver ten-guilder coins from the period 1995 to 1999, packaged in velvet pouches of one hundred pieces. These coins are minted with a silver content of 80%. This gives these coins a higher silver content than other coins that have been in circulation as legal tender in the Netherlands, such as the silver guilder, rijksdaalder, and older ten-guilder coins. Because these coins have a higher silver content, we sell them as a separate product, while the coins with a silver content of 72% are offered in a mix.
The silver ten-guilder coins from 1995 to 1999 weigh 15 grams each. The net silver weight is 12 grams per coin. Each pouch thus contains 1,200 grams of pure silver. Since these silver coins have already been in circulation as legal tender, they are cheaper to purchase compared to newly minted silver coins.
On the obverse side of the coins is an image of Queen Beatrix. Depending on market conditions and our available stock, you may receive a selection of different designs, as each year features a different image on the reverse side of the coin.
The availability of the silver ten-guilder coins is limited, making it impossible to reorder this product. If you are interested and the product is out of stock, you can set up a stock alert. There are also alternatives such as the bags of Dutch coins minted with 72% silver.
Dutch silver coins are available with a buyback guarantee. You can easily sell your silver ten-guilder coins through our partner Inkoop Edelmetaal.
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Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt
The Royal Dutch Mint (KNM) is a Dutch company responsible for minting coins. The company is located in Houten and has a rich history dating back to 1567, when the Mint of Utrecht was established. In 1807, the Royal Dutch Mint was founded, and in 1912 the company was granted the "Royal" designation.
Investment score
This product has a B-label (Common bullion coins and bars). This means that it is a common coin or bar that is easily tradable worldwide. However, a product with this label is more expensive than a product with an A-label, so as an investment in physical gold and silver, this product is not the most cost-effective choice. Examples of coins with a B-label are coins with a lower mintage.
Label informationInvestment score: An A-label means that this is one of our most common products. When purchasing physical precious metals, we advise looking at both the lowest price per gram and the lowest spread. The spread indicates the difference between the buying and selling price. An A-label signifies that this is a favorable choice when buying gold and silver.
Investment score: A B-label means that this is a common coin or bar, which is widely tradable worldwide. However, a product with this label is more expensive than a product with an A-label, so as an investment in physical gold and silver, this product is not the most cost-effective choice.
Investment score: A C-label means that this is a less favorable investment choice compared to a product with a higher investment score. Products with a C-label are considered collectibles.