Silver Coin German Empire, 1 Mark 1873–1887, 5.55 grams

Silver circulation coins combine the value of precious metal with the history of numismatics.

The 1 mark silver coin minted between 1873 and 1887 was one of the basic circulation coins of the German Empire after the introduction of the mark as the common currency. It was made of 900 silver, which ensured its stable value and durability in circulation. The obverse of the coin featured images of the rulers of individual federal states or an imperial inscription, while the reverse was decorated with the Reich eagle and the denomination. These coins were produced in many mints, marked with letters, which currently affects their rarity and collector's value. The period of issue coincided with the strengthening of the German Empire and economic development. Today, 1-mark coins from 1873-1887 are eagerly sought after by numismatic collectors.

The coin presented here is a circulation coin and may have scratches, abrasions, and stains. The photo is for illustrative purposes only - the coin sent may differ in terms of its condition. Coins are sent at random - it is not possible to specify a particular variant or year.

Condition: II/ III / IV