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2017-01-04
Preußen, Wilhelm II. 20 Mark 1889 A. Jaeger 250. GOLD. Winzige Randfehler, sehr schön - vorzüglich
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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1853, Saxony, Frederick Augustus II. Silver 1/3 Thaler (½ Gulden) Coin. VF+ Mint Year: 1853 Mint Place: Dresden Reference: KM-1177. Denomination: 1/3 Thaler (½ Gulden) Mint Official: Gusta ...
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$22.0 1768, Hesse-Cassel, Frederick II. Silver 1/12 Thaler (2 Groschen) Coin. VF-XF! Mint Year: 1768 Condition: VF-XF! Denomination: 1/12 Thaler (2 Groschen) References: KM-474.2 ($45 in VF / $90 in ...
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1855, Hesse-Cassel, Frederick William I. Silver 2 Thaler (3½ Gulden) Coin. aXF! Mint Year: 1855 Reference: KM-618.1. Denomination: 2 Thaler (3½ Gulden) Condition: Numerous bag-marks and ...