Germany, Prussia Wilhelm II. 5 Mark 1913 - NGC MS61

GERMANY. Berlin. 5 Mark. 1913. Wilhelm II (1888-1918)

- Value: 5 Mark.
- Reign: Wilhelm II (1888-1918).
- Year: 1913.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: WILHELM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KÖNIG V. PREUSSEN around the bust, to the right. Reverse: DEUTSCHES REICH · 1913 · FÜNF MARK around the imperial crowned eagle with central shield; mint mark A beneath the eagle; pearl-granulated peripheral edging.
- Grade: MS61 (NGC).

Five-Mark silver coin with a uniform portrait of Wilhelm II looking to the right, in a realist, academic style, highlighting the precision of facial features and the Prussian decoration on the uniform. The reverse presents the crowned German imperial eagle, with a strong heraldic design and well-defined relief on the wings and central shield. Retains original luster visible on the fields and high-relief details, with light contact marks consistent with grade MS61. A representative specimen of the final imperial issues issued before World War I, minted in the year of the Kaiser’s 25th year of reign, within the context of the German Empire’s political and military peak.

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