Gold History Package S

Gold History Package S: five historical gold coins with a combined 29.43 g of fine gold

• Contents: one coin each of Vreneli 10 Francs, 20 Mark Prussia Wilhelm II, 10 Roubles Chervonets, 8 Florin Gold Gulden and 20 Franc Napoleon III.
• Fine weight: a combined 29.43 g of fine gold with a gross weight of 32.7 g.
• Fineness: 900/1,000.
• Condition: bank quality.
• Preservation of value: Gold retains its substance across generations and protects your wealth against the loss of purchasing power.

Anyone who picks up one of these coins is holding a piece of European history. The Gold History Package S brings together five gold coins from different countries, including the portraits of a German and an Austrian emperor. This makes it a popular way into the world of historical gold coins. At the same time, it gives you a solid basis for your inflation hedge.

Five coins and where they come from

The lightest piece in the package is the 10-franc Vreneli with 2.9 g of fine gold. It is one of the best-known gold coins of Switzerland. The 20-mark coin from Prussia shows Wilhelm II, who bore the titles German Emperor and King of Prussia. The largest share of gold comes from the 10-rouble chervonets, with 7.74 g of fine gold.

The 8 Florin Gold Gulden bears the portrait of Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria. With the 20 Franc Napoleon III from France, another emperor is represented in the package. One detail is worth a second look: the florin and the franc each contain exactly the same amount of fine gold, 5.81 g.

Imperial portraits and the power of gold

Several coins in this package show the portrait of an emperor. For centuries, gold was regarded as a symbol of power. An emperor's portrait on a gold coin unites both: the prestige of the ruler and the value of the metal. Today, these pieces combine the appeal of history with the tangible value of their fine gold.

What bank quality means

Historical gold coins are traded in bank quality. Small scratches or other signs of age are therefore possible, and every coin has its own character. This does not change the fine gold content. Many collectors particularly appreciate these differences, because they make every piece unmistakable.

Historical gold against inflation and crises

Several of the currencies in which these coins were once issued no longer exist today, such as the mark, the Austrian gulden and the French franc. The gold in the coins has outlasted these upheavals and retained its value. That is exactly what makes it reliable protection against the creeping devaluation of paper money, whose supply central banks can expand at will.

For your crisis protection, five individual coins offer a practical advantage: you can sell each one separately and keep the rest. Gold can also be traded worldwide, and its value is recognised everywhere.

The contents at a glance

• Vreneli 10 Francs: 2.9 g fine gold
• 20 Mark Prussia Wilhelm II: 7.17 g fine gold
• 10 Roubles Chervonets: 7.74 g fine gold
• 8 Florin Gold Gulden: 5.81 g fine gold
• 20 Franc Napoleon III: 5.81 g fine gold

Emperors came and went, and so did currencies. The gold has remained.

Discover five gold coins steeped in history with the Gold History Package S and build up a solid foundation of historical gold.