Germany. Willem II. 1/2 Mark 1915 - NGC MS64 (Stuttgart)

Germany. Stuttgart. 1/2 Mark. 1915. William II (1888-1918)

- Value: 1/2 mark.
Reign: Guillermo II (1888-1918).
Year: 1915.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: DEUTSCHES REICH · 1/2 MARK · 1915, with the value centered within a crown of laurel and oak. Reverse: German Imperial Eagle crowned, with central shield and outstretched wings.
- Rating: MS64 (NGC).

1/2 Mark silver coin minted in Stuttgart during the final period of the German Empire, in the midst of the First World War. The obverse displays the face value in a balanced composition, surrounded by a finely detailed botanical wreath, with full relief and excellent definition in the leaves and fruits. The reverse presents the imperial eagle crowned with a heraldic character, with notable detail in the plumage, the crown, and the central shield. The specimen retains an original, very attractive lustre, partially covered by a light and uniform patina, with clean fields and minimal handling marks, giving it a striking presence and in keeping with a high degree of preservation.

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