The Swiss 20 Franc gold coin was minted from 1883-1949 as part of the Latin Monetary Union and contains 0.1867 ounces of gold with the female personification of Switzerland, Helvetia, on the obverse. Switzerland’s neutral status during both World Wars allowed continued minting when other European nations ceased gold coin production. The coin represents Switzerland’s centuries-old tradition of monetary stability and banking excellence that continues today. Their European heritage, consistent gold content, and Swiss reputation for quality make them a cornerstone choice for diversified precious metal portfolios.
