Germany Federal Reformation 3 Mark 1917 Restrike PR 67 PCGS silver coin 2003

This Federal Republic of Germany 3 Mark silver coin, a 2003 restrike of the historic 1917 issue, graded PCGS PR67, commemorates the Reformation and honors Martin Luther, one of the most influential figures in European religious history. The coin blends historical portraiture with imperial symbolism, creating a striking numismatic tribute.

The obverse features a detailed profile portrait of Martin Luther, depicted with a beard, wearing a traditional cap and heavy robe. His strong facial features and calm, determined expression reflect his role as a reformer and theologian who reshaped Christianity. The relief captures fine details of hair, fabric texture, and facial contours, giving the portrait depth and realism.

The reverse showcases the powerful imperial eagle with fully spread wings, crowned and holding a central shield adorned with intricate heraldic elements. The eagle’s feathers are finely engraved, while decorative flourishes and a structured composition emphasize authority and tradition. A date is placed below the eagle, completing the balanced design.

Struck in silver with a deep proof finish, this coin offers mirrored fields and frosted relief, enhancing every detail. A superb collectible for those interested in Reformation history, religious heritage, and German numismatics.

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