Prussia 3 mark Wroclaw University KM-531 Breslau MS 64 PCGS silver coin 1911

This 3 Mark silver coin from Prussia, issued in 1911, commemorates the University of Breslau and reflects the intellectual and cultural prestige of the German Empire in the early 20th century. Certified PCGS MS64, it stands as a high-grade example of historical commemorative coinage tied to academic achievement and national pride.

The obverse features two finely engraved facing portraits placed one behind the other, symbolizing continuity of leadership and legacy. The foreground portrait is bold and sharply detailed, while the second is slightly recessed, creating depth and a sense of historical progression. The surrounding beaded border enhances the composition and frames the design with elegance.

The reverse displays a majestic heraldic eagle with outstretched wings, crowned and richly ornamented. At its center lies a shield with intricate detailing, surrounded by decorative elements that emphasize imperial authority. The feathers, claws, and crown are rendered with precision, while the balanced layout conveys strength and unity.

Struck in silver with excellent preservation, this coin combines historical significance with outstanding craftsmanship. It is an exceptional collectible for those interested in German Empire coinage, academic history, and finely detailed heraldic designs.

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