Germany, Empire Nice collection of silver coins incl. Proof 1888-1914
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Over 10 years' experience specialising in German and Central European coins. Worked at Fritz Rudolf Künker GmbH.
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A complete lot of 16 silver 2-Mark coins from the German Empire (1890s–1910s), issued by Prussia, Baden, Bavaria, Saxony, Württemberg and other states, including some Proof specimens, all non‑graded and weighing about 11.11 g with ~28 mm diameter each.
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Collection of 16 German Empire 2 Mark silver coins.
Interesting numismatic collection composed of 16 2 Mark coins, from different states and sovereigns of the German Empire, with ordinary and commemorative issues from the late 19th to the early 20th century.
The collection includes issues from Prussia, Baden, Bavaria, Saxony, Württemberg, Schwarzburg-Sondershausen and other German states.
Among the pieces present are interesting commemorative issues, including Prussia 1888 A – Friedrich III; Prussia 1901 A – 200th anniversary of the Kingdom of Prussia; Prussia 1913 A – centenary of the Wars of Liberation; Baden 1906 – Friedrich I and Luise; Baden 1907 – Friedrich I; Württemberg 1902 F – Wilhelm II; Bavaria 1911 D – Prince Regent Luitpold; Bavaria 1914 D – Ludwig III; Saxony 1902 E – King Albert; Saxony 1909 E – 500th anniversary of the University of Leipzig; Schwarzburg-Sondershausen 1905 – Karl Günther, in addition to other issues visible in the photographs.
Two pieces are preserved with their respective historical collection labels identifying them as Proof: Baden 1907, Y-24 “Death of Friedrich,” 2 Marks Proof, and Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1904, Y-96, 2 Marks Proof. The corresponding labels, bearing the name Michael Peykar, are documented in the photographs and are included with the collection. The coins are not certified by an independent grading service.
Material: 900/1000 silver
Nominal value: 2 Mark
Number of coins: 16
Nominal weight: approximately 11.11 g per coin
Nominal diameter: approximately 28 mm
The collection is offered as a complete lot of 16 coins.
The coins are ungraded and uncertified. They present different states of preservation, patina and surface marks compatible with age, condition and prior handling. No specific numismatic grade is assigned.
Please study carefully all photographs, which are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition of the individual items.
Collection of 16 German Empire 2 Mark silver coins.
Interesting numismatic collection composed of 16 2 Mark coins, from different states and sovereigns of the German Empire, with ordinary and commemorative issues from the late 19th to the early 20th century.
The collection includes issues from Prussia, Baden, Bavaria, Saxony, Württemberg, Schwarzburg-Sondershausen and other German states.
Among the pieces present are interesting commemorative issues, including Prussia 1888 A – Friedrich III; Prussia 1901 A – 200th anniversary of the Kingdom of Prussia; Prussia 1913 A – centenary of the Wars of Liberation; Baden 1906 – Friedrich I and Luise; Baden 1907 – Friedrich I; Württemberg 1902 F – Wilhelm II; Bavaria 1911 D – Prince Regent Luitpold; Bavaria 1914 D – Ludwig III; Saxony 1902 E – King Albert; Saxony 1909 E – 500th anniversary of the University of Leipzig; Schwarzburg-Sondershausen 1905 – Karl Günther, in addition to other issues visible in the photographs.
Two pieces are preserved with their respective historical collection labels identifying them as Proof: Baden 1907, Y-24 “Death of Friedrich,” 2 Marks Proof, and Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1904, Y-96, 2 Marks Proof. The corresponding labels, bearing the name Michael Peykar, are documented in the photographs and are included with the collection. The coins are not certified by an independent grading service.
Material: 900/1000 silver
Nominal value: 2 Mark
Number of coins: 16
Nominal weight: approximately 11.11 g per coin
Nominal diameter: approximately 28 mm
The collection is offered as a complete lot of 16 coins.
The coins are ungraded and uncertified. They present different states of preservation, patina and surface marks compatible with age, condition and prior handling. No specific numismatic grade is assigned.
Please study carefully all photographs, which are an integral part of the description and show the actual condition of the individual items.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Region
Germany, Empire
Over 200 years old
No
Country/province
Germany
Year/period and variation
1888-1914
Denomination
Nice collection of silver coins incl. Proof
Condition
Ungraded
Number of objects
16
Theme
History
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