Germany, Württemberg Wilhelm II. 2 Mark 1912 - NGC MS63 (Stuttgart)

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Iria Marcos Blanco
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€95
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€90
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€80

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This 1912-F German silver 2 Mark from Württemberg features Wilhelm II and was struck in Stuttgart, with an NGC grade of MS63.

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GERMANY (Württemberg). Stuttgart. 2 Mark. 1912-F. William II of Württemberg (1891-1918)

- Denomination: 2 Mark.
- Reign: William II of Württemberg (1891-1918).
- Year: 1912.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: WILHELM II KOENIG VON WUERTTEMBERG · F. Reverse: DEUTSCHES REICH 1912 · ★ ZWEI MARK ★.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).

Silver 2 Mark coin featuring a right-facing profile portrait of William II, the last king of Württemberg. The naturalistic engraving clearly defines his wavy hair and beard. The Stuttgart mintmark F appears below the neck. The reverse shows the crowned German imperial eagle, with wings spread and a shield on its breast. The combination of the Württemberg sovereign’s portrait and the imperial eagle reflects the kingdom’s status as a constituent state of the German Empire. The coin retains its mint luster, with a silvery-gray patina, brownish hues near the rim, and fine marks visible in the fields.

Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.

GERMANY (Württemberg). Stuttgart. 2 Mark. 1912-F. William II of Württemberg (1891-1918)

- Denomination: 2 Mark.
- Reign: William II of Württemberg (1891-1918).
- Year: 1912.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: WILHELM II KOENIG VON WUERTTEMBERG · F. Reverse: DEUTSCHES REICH 1912 · ★ ZWEI MARK ★.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).

Silver 2 Mark coin featuring a right-facing profile portrait of William II, the last king of Württemberg. The naturalistic engraving clearly defines his wavy hair and beard. The Stuttgart mintmark F appears below the neck. The reverse shows the crowned German imperial eagle, with wings spread and a shield on its breast. The combination of the Württemberg sovereign’s portrait and the imperial eagle reflects the kingdom’s status as a constituent state of the German Empire. The coin retains its mint luster, with a silvery-gray patina, brownish hues near the rim, and fine marks visible in the fields.

Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Region
Germany, Württemberg
Country/province
Germany
Year/period and variation
1912 - NGC MS63 (Stuttgart)
Ruler
Wilhelm II
Denomination
2 Mark
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Graded by NGC
Certified
NGC
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
Sold by
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
1283
Objects sold
100%
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