# Gulden

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***Gulden*** is the historical German and Dutch term for [gold coin](/source/Gold_coin) (from [Middle High German](/source/Middle_High_German) *guldin [pfenni(n)c]* "golden [penny](/source/Penny)" and [Middle Dutch](/source/Middle_Dutch) *guldijn florijn* "[golden florin](/source/Dutch_guilder)"), equivalent to the English term [guilder](/source/Guilder).

**Gulden**, **Gülden**, **Guldens** or **Gulden's** may also refer to:

## Coins or currencies

- [Guilder](/source/Guilder), for both the gold and currency gulden
- For the gold gulden: - [Guilder § gold guilder](/source/Guilder#gold_guilder) - [Rhenish gulden](/source/Rhenish_gulden) - [Reichsgulden (disambiguation)](/source/Reichsgulden_(disambiguation)), one of two 16th-century coins of the Holy Roman Empire - [Goldgulden](/source/Goldgulden): the official "gold Gulden" (as opposed to the silver Guldengroschen) during the 16th century - [Guldengroschen](/source/Guldengroschen) (Silbergulden): a silver coin defined as having the same value as an actual *Gulden*
- For European currencies named gulden excluding Switzerland: - [Guilder](/source/Guilder#currency_guilder) - [Dutch gulden](/source/Dutch_gulden) - [Austro-Hungarian gulden](/source/Austro-Hungarian_florin) (1754-1892) - [South German gulden](/source/South_German_gulden)
- For currencies identical to the [South German gulden](/source/South_German_gulden): - [Baden gulden](/source/Baden_gulden) (1754-1873) - [Bavarian gulden](/source/Bavarian_gulden) - [Württemberg gulden](/source/W%C3%BCrttemberg_gulden)
- For Swiss currencies named gulden: - [Fribourg gulden](/source/Fribourg_gulden) - [Luzern gulden](/source/Luzern_gulden) - [Neuchâtel gulden](/source/Neuch%C3%A2tel_gulden) - [Schwyz gulden](/source/Schwyz_gulden)
- Other: - [Danzig gulden](/source/Danzig_gulden) (1923–1939) - [Florin](/source/Florin) (*gulden* in [English](/source/English_language)) - [Hungarian forint](/source/Hungarian_forint) (*gulden* in [Hungarian](/source/Hungarian_language)) - [Netherlands Indies gulden](/source/Netherlands_Indies_gulden) - [Netherlands New Guinean gulden](/source/Netherlands_New_Guinean_gulden) - [Polish złoty](/source/Polish_z%C5%82oty) (*gulden* in [Polish](/source/Polish_language))

## People

- [Gülden Kayalar](/source/G%C3%BClden_Kayalar), Turkish volleyball player
- [Brad Gulden](/source/Brad_Gulden), former Major League Baseball player
- [Gro Gulden](/source/Gro_Gulden), Norwegian mycologist
- [Bilal Gülden](/source/Bilal_G%C3%BClden), Turkish footballer
- [Gülden](/source/G%C3%BClden_(singer)), Turkish singer

## Other

- [Gulden's](/source/Gulden's), mustard brand named after its creator Charles Gulden
- [Guldens, Pennsylvania](/source/Guldens,_Pennsylvania), an unincorporated community in Adams County
- [Gulden Draak](/source/Gulden_Draak), a dark Belgian beer
- ['t Gulden Zeepaert](/source/'t_Gulden_Zeepaert), a ship belonging to the Dutch East India Company

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