German East Africa 2 Rupien 1893

The German East Africa 2 Rupien coin from 1893 is a fascinating piece of numismatic history. Minted under the reign of Wilhelm II, this silver coin weighs 23.32 grams and has a mintage of 32,854 pieces. The coin is classified under KM# 5, Schön# 5, and catalog number N# 17045. German East Africa, a former colonial territory of the German Empire, encompassed present-day Burundi, Rwanda, and mainland Tanzania. The coinage of German East Africa reflects the colonial influence of Germany during this period. The 2 Rupien coin was a significant denomination in the German East African currency system, and it circulated alongside other denominations during the colonial era. The design of the coin likely features the portrait of Wilhelm II, the German Emperor and King of Prussia. In terms of condition, the XF- grade indicates that the coin is in extremely fine condition, showing minimal wear and retaining much of its original detail. Overall, the German East Africa 2 Rupien coin from 1893 is a valuable and historically significant numismatic piece that offers a glimpse into the colonial past of the region and the reign of Wilhelm II in Germany.

N° 610 | German East Africa 2 Rupien 1893

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