10 Mark Kingdom of Saxony (1806 - 1918) Gold Albert of Saxony

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Denomination:

10 Mark

Metal:

Gold

State:

Kingdom of Saxony (1806 - 1918)

Issue year(s):

1898

Person:

Albert of Saxony

Catalog reference:

Jaeger-263 (28) Fr-3844 (3) KM-1247 (3)

10 Mark Germany, Albert King of Saxony (1828-1902).

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Posted by: anonymous 2018-05-18
Sachsen. Albert 1873-1902. 10 Mark 1898 E. Jaeger 263.GOLD. Sehr schön - vorzüglich

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Sachsen, Albert 10 Mark 1898 E. Jaeger 263. GOLD. Vorzüglich

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-12-03
Sachsen, Albert 10 Mark 1901 E. Jaeger 263. GOLD. Winziger Randfehler, fast vorzüglich

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Sachsen, Albert 10 Mark 1900 E. Jaeger 263. GOLD. Fast vorzüglich

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-12-03
Sachsen, Albert 10 Mark 1898 E. Jaeger 263. GOLD. Fast vorzüglich

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Posted by: anonymous 2016-12-03
Sachsen, Albert 10 Mark 1896 E. Jaeger 263. GOLD. Minimal gebogen, vorzüglich

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Monetary system of Kingdom of Saxony The Kingdom of Saxony, located in what is now modern-day Germany, had a rich monetary system with its own currency and coinage. Here's an overview of the history of the Kingdom of Saxony's monetary system:Medieval Period:In the medieval period, the territories that would later become the Kingdom of Saxony used a variety of currencies, includin ...

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The Gold Mark The Gold Mark, or "Goldmark" in German, was the official currency of the German Empire from its establishment in 1873 until its dissolution in 1918. Here are some key points about the Gold Mark:Introduction: The Gold Mark was introduced as part of the German Coinage Reform of 1871-1873, which aimed to standardize the currency system across the ...

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