1914 A, German States Prussia 3 Mark KM #538

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Historical Context: Struck in the very year that marked the beginning of the First World War, this coin is a tangible piece of the era, reflecting the last days of the German Empire under Wilhelm II.
Design & Symbolism:
- Obverse: Features a uniformed bust of Kaiser Wilhelm II facing right, with the legend "WILHELM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KÖNIG V. PREUSSEN" (Wilhelm II German Emperor King of Prussia). The "A" mint mark indicates it was minted in Berlin, the heart of the Prussian monarchy.
- Reverse: Displays the crowned imperial eagle, a symbol of the German Empire, with a shield on its breast. The coin's denomination, "3 MARK," is boldly stated below the eagle, emphasizing its value. The edge inscription reads "GOTT MIT UNS" (God with us), a motto reflecting the patriotic and religious sentiments of the time.
Material & Specification:
- Composition: High-grade silver with a fineness of .9000 (90% silver).
- Weight: 16.667 grams, offering both historical significance and silver content.
- Diameter: 33mm, making it a substantial and impressive piece for any collection.

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