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Double Golden Ducat Golden Coin
42 in stock
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Delivery
Delivery service - From Monday delivered
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- Pre-owned
Double Golden Ducat Golden Coin
42 in stock
- Backorders not possible
Delivery
Delivery service - From Monday delivered
Pick up
From Thursday. View our locations
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Securily packaged
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Certified
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Tradable world wide
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Customer rating: 9.7
The Golden Ducat is the Dutch trade coin. For many centuries, the Double Golden Ducat has been issued and the coins have a rich history. This golden coin is struck in 98.3% pure gold and weighs 6.988 grams. We supply Double Golden Ducats from various years.
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Specifications
Physical properties
Net weight
The net weight is determined by multiplying the gross weight with with the purity. |
6,87 gram |
| Purity and metal type | 98,3% | Gold |
| Gross weight | 6,99 gram |
Origin
| Country of origin | Netherlands |
| Mint | Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt |
| Year of issue | Mixed years |
Price properties
| Selling price | € 594,00 |
| Metal worth | € 570,36 |
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Price per gram
The price per gram is determined by dividing the sales price by the net weight. |
€ 86,48 |
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Premium
The premium is determined by substracting the metal worth from the sales price. |
€ 23,64 |
| Investment score | Investment-score: B-label |
| VAT-rate | Investment gold |
Other specifications
| Pick up possible | Yes |
| Storage possible | Yes |
| Availability | In stock |
Information
Double Golden Ducat from various years
The Royal Dutch Mint annually issues Golden Ducats. This special gold coin of proof quality is struck in 98.3% pure gold, weighs 6.988 grams, and has a diameter of 26 mm. We supply Double Golden Ducats from various years. The images are added for illustration.The Double Golden Ducat has remained unchanged for almost 400 years, except for minor adjustments in the details. Over time, slight changes have been made to the knight’s equipment, and the decorations on the reverse have been subject to ‘fashion’ over the centuries.
Design Double Golden Ducat
Obverse
On the obverse of the Double Golden Ducat, a knight is depicted. This knight with characteristic buttons holds a sword and bundle of arrows in his hands. Around the edge is the motto: "Concordia Res Parvae Crescunt". This is Latin for 'Unity makes small things grow'. The year of issue is also clearly displayed in two parts. The obverse is finished with a double circle of dots.
Reverse
On the reverse of the Double Golden Ducat is always in the middle the Latin text: “Mo. Aur. Reg. Belgii Ad Legem Imperii.”, translated: Gold coin of the Kingdom of the Netherlands according to the law of the Empire. Surrounding this text are beautiful (leaf) decorations with an acanthus motif and shells.
History of Golden Ducats
Since August 4, 1586, the Golden Ducat has been in the Dutch Coin Act in the capacity of trade coin. The Golden Ducat originally comes from the Republic of Venice and was later struck in the Netherlands. The Golden Ducat has always been a strong coin; for centuries, these coins were an important means of payment in international trade. They had a good reputation because of their reliable weight and content.In Scandinavia, Poland, and Russia they were readily accepted, and the Golden Ducat was widely used in trade with Asia. The Dutch Golden Ducat, therefore, became one of the most important trade coins in the world. The Royal Dutch Mint strikes new Double and Single Golden Ducats every year on behalf of the Ministry of Finance to keep the memory of the Netherlands' rich trading history alive.
The Golden Ducat is not legal tender but is a popular investment and collector's coin. The coins are indeed guaranteed their content and weight. Also, the circulation of each year varies, so years with a low circulation are very popular with collectors.
Featured
- Dutch trade coin with a rich history
- Struck in 6.988 grams of gold (98.3%)
- Annual varying circulation
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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 information
Investment-score: A-label
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Investment 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: B-label
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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: C-label
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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.
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