1913 Germany Wilhelm II 1 Mark aUNC
This 1913 German Empire 1 Mark coin features the imperial eagle with a small central shield on the obverse, designed and engraved by Otto Schultz. The reverse displays the denomination within a detailed oak wreath, surrounded by the inscription DEUTSCHES REICH 1913. Struck in 90% silver, this coin was among the last issued before World War I, representing the final years of Imperial Germany’s stability and the artistry of its pre-war minting tradition.
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1913 Germany Wilhelm II 1 Mark aUNC
This 1913 German Empire 1 Mark coin features the imperial eagle with a small central shield on the obverse, designed and engraved by Otto Schultz. The reverse displays the denomination within a detailed oak wreath, surrounded by the inscription DEUTSCHES REICH 1913. Struck in 90% silver, this coin was among the last issued before World War I, representing the final years of Imperial Germany’s stability and the artistry of its pre-war minting tradition.
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This 1913 German Empire 1 Mark coin features the imperial eagle with a small central shield on the obverse, designed and engraved by Otto Schultz. The reverse displays the denomination within a detailed oak wreath, surrounded by the inscription DEUTSCHES REICH 1913. Struck in 90% silver, this coin was among the last issued before World War I, representing the final years of Imperial Germany’s stability and the artistry of its pre-war minting tradition.
