1912 A Germany, German Empire, 1/2 Mark, KM# 17, Berlin Mint

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Historical Context: This coin was issued during the reign of Wilhelm II, in the years leading up to the First World War, a time when the German Empire was at the height of its industrial and imperial power.
Design:
- Obverse: Features a crowned imperial eagle with spread wings, a symbol of the German Empire's might, surrounded by the inscription "DEUTSCHES REICH" (German Empire). This eagle is a simplified version compared to the more ornate eagles of earlier coins, reflecting a modernizing Germany.
- Reverse: Displays the denomination "1/2 MARK" along with the year of issue, "1912". The coin's edge is plain, typical for this denomination.
Material: Crafted from .900 fine silver, consistent with the coinage standards of the German Empire, offering not just historical but also intrinsic value.
Mint Mark: The "A" mint mark signifies production at the Berlin mint, known for its high-quality coin production.
Condition: Exemplary condition for its age, with sharp details and much of the original mint luster still present, making it a gem for collectors.

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