Germany - Empire Prussia 3 Mark 1911 A

The Germany - Empire Prussia 3 Mark 1911 A is a notable and historically significant coin from Germany. This silver coin is highly regarded by collectors and holds great value in numismatic circles. The coin is identified by its catalog numbers, KM# 531, J# 108, and N# 13476. It features a portrait of Wilhelm II, who was the Emperor of Germany and King of Prussia during the time. The obverse side of the coin showcases a detailed depiction of Wilhelm II, with inscriptions denoting the denomination and the name of the ruler. This particular coin was minted to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Breslau University, which is now known as the University of Wrocław in Poland. Breslau University was a renowned educational institution in Germany, and this coin serves as a tribute to its long-standing history and contributions to academia. The coin was struck at the Berlin Mint, which was one of the major mints in Germany during that era. Its high-quality production and design make it a sought-after piece among collectors. The coin is described as AUNC/UNC, which stands for Almost Uncirculated/Uncirculated, indicating that it is in excellent condition with minor hairlines and a beautiful patina. Owning this coin provides a tangible connection to the history of Germany and the Empire of Prussia during the early 20th century. It represents a time of significant political and societal changes in the region. As such, it holds both monetary and historical value, making it a prized possession for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.

N° 2151 | Germany - Empire Prussia 3 Mark 1911 A

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