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Lot 301129 · Chinese Antiques, World Coins & Japanese Treasures Auction
NGC MS66 1872 Prussian 10 Mark Gold Coin, Wilhelm I
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NGC MS66 1872 Prussian 10 Mark Gold Coin, Wilhelm I
A 10 Mark gold coin from the Kingdom of Prussia, issued shortly after the establishment of the German Empire in 1872. The obverse features the portrait of Emperor Wilhelm I. This piece was minted in Berlin (Mint A) and is from the inaugural year of issue. Graded by NGC as MS66. High-grade specimens are exceedingly rare in the market. The beard and hair strands in the portrait are smooth and clear, and the feathers of the crowned eagle are exceptionally sharp, with no noticeable wear and excellent luster.
Issuing Country: Kingdom of Prussia, Year: 1872 (Inaugural Year), Denomination: 10 Mark, Mint: A (Berlin), Fineness: Gold 900, Weight: Approximately 3.98 grams, Pure Gold Content: Approximately 3.58 grams, Grading: NGC MS66.
- Lot
- 301129
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- Coins
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- £10,000 – £15,000
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- 20%
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Item located in: Tondabayashi-Shi, Osaka-Fu
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