1913 | German | Prussia | 3 Mark | NGC MS 67

Available for purchase at Austin Rare Coins & Bullion, this stunning 1913 Germany Prussia silver 3 Mark coin is an exceptional example of early 20th-century European coinage. Struck to commemorate the Defeat of Napoleon, it carries immense historical significance and displays extraordinary craftsmanship.

The obverse features King Frederick William III on horseback in the midst of cheering people, with his battle cry and date at the bottom. The reverse highlights the Prussian eagle with a snake in its talons, a powerful symbol of strength and unity, surrounded by the inscriptions denoting the denomination and issuing authority, "DEUTSCHES REICH" and "DREI MARK," along with the year of issue, 1913.

Struck in 90% silver, this 3 Mark coin weighs 16.667 grams and boasts razor-sharp details with beautiful luster, earning it a prestigious Mint State 67 grade from NGC. In this condition, it ranks among the finest known examples, making it a prized acquisition for collectors of German and world coinage.

This high-grade 1913 Prussia 3 Mark is a testament to the artistry and history of German coinage during the imperial era. With its historical context and superior condition, it is a standout piece for any serious collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this incredible coin—contact Austin Rare Coins & Bullion today!