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Golden tenner
Want to buy physical gold with historical value and excellent marketability? Then buying the gold tenner is a wise choice. This iconic coin from the Kingdom of the Netherlands combines the intrinsic value of gold with a rich history.
On this page you can read all about the gold: from provenance to weight, from design to our testing procedures, and of course why you can buy a gold tenner safely and easily at The Silver Mountain.

Value Golden tenner
The golden tenner is a historical Dutch coin with a face value of 10 guilders. This coin was issued between 1818 and 1933 and is struck in 90% gold, also known as 21.6 carats. Its gross weight is 6.72 grams, of which 6.048 grams is pure gold. Due to its established specifications, the gold tenner is recognized worldwide as an investment coin.
Design golden tenner
Buying a gold tenner offers you several benefits, both financial and historical:
✅ Historical value
You are not only investing in gold, but also in a tangible piece of Dutch history.
✅ Good marketability
The gold tenner is easy to trade on the international market, so you can sell the gold tenner quickly and easily.
✅ Attractive premium
You can buy the gold tenner at just a few percent above the gold price, making it a popular choice with investors ing old.
✅ Accessible size
At just over 6 grams of pure gold, the gold tenner is great for diversification within your portfolio or as a first step into physical bullion.

Weight of the Dutch gold tenner
At The Silver Mountain, you can easily purchase an authentic gold tenner. We deliver from our own stock, offer fast and discreet shipping, and do not discriminate by year or portrait. Every order is a surprise, and you may receive a rare or unusual specimen.
You benefit from:
- Guaranteed genuine gold tens
- VAT exemption (investment gold)
- Insured shipping or pickup by appointment
- Possibility of resale with price related payment
And all that at a competitive price.
Frequently asked questions about gold ten guilder coins
How much does a gold tenner weigh?
A gold tenner weighs 6.72 grams. This includes the small amount of copper incorporated into the alloy to give the coin strength. The pure gold in a gold tenner weighs 6.048 grams. This corresponds to 90% pure gold.
Are gold tenners rare?
It is estimated that about 40 million gold tenners were put into circulation in the past. Partly due to the high price of gold, some of this will have been melted down, a large part is still traded for its gold value.
Gold tenners are not as rare as, say, gold ducats. This is because more gold tenners have been minted over time. However, rare gold tenners can still be found, especially the coins from the early years and commemorative coins.
What is the difference between a gold tenner and a gold ducat?
Both the gold tenner and gold ducat are popular gold investment coins from the Netherlands and are known for their rich history. Both coins are struck in 90% pure gold and have approximately the same diameter. Interestingly, a gold tenner (6.72 grams) is almost 2x as heavy as a gold ducat (3.49 grams). This makes the gold tenner worth more than the gold ducat if you look purely at the gold value.
Whereas the gold tenner is now no longer minted, the Dutch Mint still issues a new gold ducat and gold double ducat every year with a limited edition. These gold ducats are minted in honor of rich trading history of the Netherlands.
Can I order a gold tenner from a specific year?
No. At The Silver Mountain, you cannot choose a gold tenner from a specific year. We supply gold tenners from a variety of years at the same price. In our warehouse, it is not possible to distinguish between different vintages when delivering our gold tenners.
Why aren't gold tenners always in stock?
Since gold tenners are no longer minted and were all put into circulation in the past, we only purchase our gold tenners from private individuals. The advantage of these pre-owned gold tenners is that we can offer them at a competitive price. However, this can also mean that sometimes we don't have any gold tennies in stock. This is because we depend on the number of gold tenners that individuals offer to us through our purchasing website Inkoop Edelmetaal.