Germany, Prussia Wilhelm II. 2 Mark 1901 - NGC MS62

Germany. Prussia. Berlin. 2 Mark. 1901. William II (1888–1918).

Value: 2 Mark
Year: 1901.
- Inscriptions: FRIEDRICH I. 1701 with superimposed busts of Frederick I and William II and a commemorative legend for the bicentennial; on the reverse, DEUTSCHES REICH 1901 with the imperial eagle and the value 2 MARK.
- Grade: MS62 (NGC).

Prussian commemorative coin issued to celebrate the bicentennial of the proclamation of the Kingdom of Prussia (1701–1901).
The obverse features a powerful double portrait, with Frederick I —the first King of Prussia— and Emperor Wilhelm II, symbolizing dynastic continuity and the power of the Prussian state within the German Empire.
The reverse presents the German imperial eagle with crown and central shield, finely detailed and with a strong heraldic presence.
The piece preserves its original luster with an attractive uniform patina, well-defined reliefs and light contact marks in keeping with the MS62 grade, making it a highly representative and sought-after piece among the German imperial commemoratives from the early 20th century.

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