Willemstad 10 Euro Coin 2023 Gold Proof (PF68 Ultra Cameo)

Do you want to be sure you purchase a golden coin of high quality? Willemstad 10 Euro Coin Gold Proof 2023 is available now as a graded PF68 coin. The Willemstad 10 Euro Coin Gold Proof 2023 is graded by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company) and received the grading PF68 Ultra Cameo. PF68 is one of the highest possible gradings and means the coin was struck very sharply with only miniscule imperfections. Ultra Cameo means that this Proof coin has a very bold contrast on both sides of the coin. Thanks to this grading, you can have a top quality coin at home. Scan the QR code on this slabbed coin for the official NGC certification. More information about the total mintage and specifications of the Willemstad 10 Euro Coin 2023 can be found here.
 
Willemstad 10 Euro Coin
Everyone who thinks of Willemstad on Curaçao, immediately imagines the colorful buildings at the St. Anna Bay. Willemstad is indeed known for the colorful ‘Dutch’ architecture, but when you get to know the city a little better, you will come to discover the Spanish and Portuguese influences. This mix of different cultures and influence made sure that in 1997, several of the city’s districts were being listed as UNESCO World Heritage. This is also the reason that the Royal Dutch Mint, on behalf of the Ministry of Finance, struck this commemorative coin.
 
Design
The Willemstad 10 Euro Coin was designed by Cleo Maxime de Brabander. The obverse shows king Willem-Alexander. On the background, the Queen Juliana Bridge in Willemstad is shown. The four stars at the upper part of the obverse represent the four countries that form the Kingdom of the Netherlands: Curaçao, Aruba, St. Maarten and The Netherlands. The reverse contains a city view with all four districts that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage: Punda, Otrobanda, Scharloo and Pietermaai. Several important monuments can be discovered on the coin: the Handelskade (commercial quay), the Mikvé Israël-Emanuel synagogue and Fort Amsterdam in Punda and the Emanu-el temple, which marks the start of the district of Pietermaai.