Germany. 1895, Fürst Otto von Bismarck - 80. Geburtstag, Neusilber, 15,90 Gramm | Historische Münze (No reserve price)





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Historical German commemorative medal from 1895 celebrating the 80th birthday of Prince Otto von Bismarck, struck in Neusilber (copper–zinc–nickel alloy) weighing 15.90 g and about 33 mm in diameter, issued under Wilhelm I. Regime in Germany.
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Country: Germany (German Empire)
Ruler: Wilhelm I
Year: 1895
Material: Nickel-silver (copper-nickel-zinc alloy)
Weight: 15.90 grams
Historical German commemorative medal from 1895 on the occasion of the 80th birthday of Prince Otto von Bismarck.
The obverse shows Bismarck's right-facing bust in uniform and cloak, flanked by oak branches. Above is the inscription "FÜRST BISMARCK".
The reverse shows the crowned Bismarck shield, flanked by two eagles and standards. Above are the life dates 1815–1895, below the inscription "ZUM 80. GEBURTSTAGE". On the ribbon appears the motto "IN TRINITATE ROBUR".
The medal consists of nickel-silver and has a diameter of about 33 mm. The present specimen shows an age-related patina and light signs of wear; the motifs, inscriptions and fine details are overall clearly preserved.
Details:
Country: Germany (German Empire)
Ruler: Wilhelm I
Year: 1895
Material: Nickel-silver (copper-nickel-zinc alloy)
Weight: 15.90 grams
Historical German commemorative medal from 1895 on the occasion of the 80th birthday of Prince Otto von Bismarck.
The obverse shows Bismarck's right-facing bust in uniform and cloak, flanked by oak branches. Above is the inscription "FÜRST BISMARCK".
The reverse shows the crowned Bismarck shield, flanked by two eagles and standards. Above are the life dates 1815–1895, below the inscription "ZUM 80. GEBURTSTAGE". On the ribbon appears the motto "IN TRINITATE ROBUR".
The medal consists of nickel-silver and has a diameter of about 33 mm. The present specimen shows an age-related patina and light signs of wear; the motifs, inscriptions and fine details are overall clearly preserved.

