Germany Weimar Albrecht Durer Mende-138 Erlanger-955 MS62 PCGS silver medal 1928

The 1928 Germany Weimar Republic Albrecht Dürer silver medal is a remarkable artistic commemorative dedicated to one of the greatest masters of the German Renaissance. Struck during the culturally dynamic Weimar era and certified PCGS MS62, this historic silver medal honors the 400th anniversary of Dürer’s death while showcasing refined medallic craftsmanship and strong symbolic design. Cataloged as Mende 138 and Erlanger 955, the piece is highly desirable among collectors of German art medals, Renaissance themes, and classic European numismatics.

The obverse features a bold left-facing portrait of Albrecht Dürer with flowing wavy hair, detailed beard, expressive facial features, and richly textured clothing rendered in sculptural relief. The smooth fields and dark silver toning create dramatic contrast that highlights the artistic depth of the portrait. On the reverse, a large central heraldic shield dominates the composition beneath a stylized imperial eagle with outstretched wings. The shield contains an engraved inscription and commemorative dates, flanked by two smaller heraldic shields, including the famous “AD” monogram associated with Dürer. The reverse design is completed with elegant lettering around the border and balanced geometric symmetry that reflects the intellectual and artistic ideals of the Renaissance.

Albrecht Dürer remains one of the most influential artists in European history, celebrated for his engravings, woodcuts, paintings, and pioneering studies of proportion and perspective. This silver medal captures both the historical importance and artistic spirit connected to his legacy. With certified MS62 preservation, attractive old toning, and a deeply symbolic design, this medal is an exceptional addition to collections focused on German history, Renaissance art, heraldry, and fine medallic works.

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