Germany, Prussia Wilhelm II. 2 Mark 1913 - NGC MS62

GERMANY. Prussia, Berlin. 2 Mark. 1913. Wilhelm II (1888-1918)

- Value: 2 Mark
- Year: 1913
- Reign: Wilhelm II (1888-1918)
- Inscriptions: Obverse: WILHELM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KÖNIG VON PREUSSEN. Reverse: DEUTSCHES REICH 1913 ZWEI MARK.
- Grading: MS62 (NGC)

Silver commemorative 2 Mark coin minted in Berlin in 1913, during the reign of Emperor Wilhelm II, to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession to the throne of Prussia and the German Empire, known as the Silver Jubilee. The obverse features an elegant right-profile portrait of the monarch dressed in formal military uniform, decorations and elaborate ornamental details, accompanied by a laurel crown at the bottom. The reverse shows the imposing crowned imperial eagle, with wings outstretched and the heraldic shield on the chest, surrounded by the official legend of the German Empire and the denomination. A specimen in excellent condition, with well-defined relief, attractive remains of original luster and a delicate patina of silver tones and slightly golden, especially visible in peripheral areas. A noteworthy commemorative issue of the German Empire, minted on the eve of World War I and representative of the ceremonial splendor of the Prussian monarchy in its final years.

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