Germany Weimar Kohl Flight Bremen Kienast-935 Plane SP 62 PCGS silver medal 1928

This 1928 German Weimar silver medal commemorates the legendary transatlantic flight of the aircraft Bremen and honors one of the great milestones of early aviation history. Certified SP62 by PCGS and cataloged as Kienast-935, this historical medal celebrates the first successful east-to-west airplane crossing of the Atlantic Ocean, achieved by the aircraft Bremen in April 1928. Combining aviation history with artistic medallic design, it captures the excitement of one of the twentieth century’s most important technological achievements.

The obverse features a large portrait of one of the Bremen flight participants wearing a detailed aviator hood and flight gear, surrounded by commemorative inscriptions and the important date April 13, 1928. The portrait emphasizes the human side of aviation achievement through realistic facial details, protective headgear, clothing folds, and strong sculptural relief. The reverse displays a dynamic airplane flying above stylized ocean waves with bold inscriptions commemorating the historic flight route and achievement. Large lettering, decorative border beads, wave motifs, and the aircraft silhouette create a dramatic composition dedicated to pioneering aviation.

The Bremen flight demonstrated that long-distance commercial aviation was possible and became one of the defining achievements of interwar aviation history. Struck in silver and preserved in PCGS SP62 condition, this medal is an exceptional collectible for aviation enthusiasts and historical medal collectors.

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