Germany Third Reich Schiller Kienast-500 Literature MS 62 PCGS silver coin 1934

This impressive Germany Third Reich Schiller Kienast-500 silver coin/medal dated 1934, certified MS62 by PCGS, honors one of Germany’s greatest literary figures, Friedrich Schiller (1759–1805). Celebrated as a poet, playwright, philosopher, and historian, Schiller profoundly influenced German literature through masterpieces such as William Tell, Don Carlos, and The Robbers. His ideals of freedom, human dignity, and moral courage continue to resonate far beyond his era.

The obverse features a finely sculpted right-facing portrait of Friedrich Schiller, displaying detailed facial features, flowing hair gathered at the back, and the commemorative dates 1759–1805. The surrounding inscription emphasizes his name and enduring legacy. The reverse presents a symbolic literary scene inspired by Schiller’s works and themes: a seated contemplative figure holding a sword, a child with raised arms, an oak branch with leaves and acorns, a hanging bell marked with the date 1934, a tree stump, grassy ground, and decorative inscriptions around the rim. The composition combines allegory, drama, and national cultural symbolism in a striking Art Deco-inspired style.

Struck in silver and preserved in attractive PCGS MS62 condition, this historic piece is highly desirable for collectors of German literature, cultural history, commemorative medals, and Schiller memorabilia. Its artistic design and connection to one of Europe’s most influential writers make it a remarkable addition to any collection.

This item is offered strictly as a historical and numismatic collectible. We condemn Nazism, fascism, and all forms of totalitarianism, extremism, discrimination, and hatred. The piece is presented solely for its historical, artistic, and cultural significance.

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