Germany Weimar Sedan Bismarck Roon Moltke SACHS MS 64 PCGS silver medal 1930

This impressive 1930 silver medal from the Germany Weimar Republic commemorates the legacy of the Battle of Sedan and the leading architects of German unification — Otto von Bismarck, Helmuth von Moltke, and Albrecht von Roon. Issued during the Weimar era, the medal reflects the enduring historical memory of the Franco-Prussian War and the formation of the German Empire in the 19th century. Rich in patriotic symbolism and military history, this piece stands as a remarkable example of German commemorative medallic art.

The obverse features finely sculpted side-by-side portraits of Bismarck, Roon, and Moltke in strong high relief. Their distinctive facial features, military uniforms, collars, decorations, and mustaches are rendered with exceptional detail. Around the rim appears the inscription “VON BISMARCK • VON ROON • VON MOLTKE” together with the commemorative dates “1870–1930.” The reverse displays a dramatic heraldic eagle with outstretched wings attacking a rooster, symbolizing the German victory over France during the Sedan campaign. Surrounding inscriptions reference “OMNIA PRO GLORIA PATRIAE” and the date “II. IX. MDCCCLXX,” while clouds, feathers, claws, and battle symbolism create a dynamic historical composition.

Struck in silver and certified MS64 by PCGS, this medal offers attractive luster, sharp details, and outstanding preservation. Combining military history, imperial symbolism, and classic Weimar artistry, it is highly desirable for collectors of German history, political memorabilia, war commemoratives, and historical silver medals. A powerful and visually striking addition to any advanced numismatic collection.

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