Germany - 20 Mark 1910 - Kaiser Wilhelm II - Gold 900, 7.96g, 22mm

Germany - 20 Mark 1910 - Kaiser Wilhelm II - Gold 900, 7.96g, 22mm Only 10% fees + VAT on this item According to the price of an ounce of pure gold $2,950, the gold price for this currency is: $679.54 Mintage: Approximately 5,000,000 coins General Description: This 20 Mark coin from Germany, minted in 1910, features a striking portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the last German Emperor. The coin is made of Gold 900, with a weight of 7.96g and a diameter of 22mm. It remains in excellent condition, showcasing the remarkable artistry of early 20th-century German coinage. With a mintage of around 5 million, this coin is relatively common, yet its gold composition and historical significance make it an attractive piece for collectors. Front: The obverse features a detailed and lifelike portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II, facing left. The inscription around the edge reads "Wilhelm II Koenig von Preussen" (Wilhelm II, King of Prussia), underscoring his royal status as both the Emperor of Germany and the King of Prussia. His distinguished features and military uniform are depicted with great care, reflecting his imperial authority. Back: The reverse displays a powerful eagle, the national emblem of the German Empire, with outstretched wings. Above the eagle, the inscription "Deutsches Reich" (German Empire) appears, and below is the denomination "20 Mark". The year "1910" is also featured, marking the year of issuance. This design symbolizes both the strength and stability of the German Empire at the time.