When was the 10 Francs minted?

The 10 Francs was minted by Switzerland from 1911 to 1922.

What is the 10 Francs made of?

The 10 Francs is made of gold (.900) (10% copper), weighs 3.2258 grams, and measures 19 mm in diameter.

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Spanning 1911 to 1922, the 10 Francs catalog contains 7 year-and-mintmark variants.

Bust of young woman from Oberhasli facing left, with braided hair and a garland of edelweiss flowers. Mountains in the background.

Coat of arms of Switzerland with rays behind. Alpenrose (Rhododendron ferrugineum) branch with flowers below.

When was the 10 Francs minted?: The 10 Francs was minted by Switzerland from 1911 to 1922.
What is the 10 Francs made of?: The 10 Francs is made of gold (.900) (10% copper), weighs 3.2258 grams, and measures 19 mm in diameter.