Germany Weimar Rhineland BAYER Kienast-450 Goetz SP 63 PCGS silver medal 1930

The Germany Weimar Rhineland BAYER Kienast-450 Goetz SP63 PCGS Silver Medal 1930 is a remarkable commemorative medal designed by the celebrated German medallist Karl Goetz, honoring the evacuation of the Rhineland in 1930 and the restoration of German sovereignty over the region. Struck in silver and certified PCGS SP63 (Specimen), this historic medal is cataloged as Kienast-450 and represents one of Goetz’s finest allegorical creations. The obverse depicts the legendary Father Rhine, shown rising from the waters with a trident, his muscular figure framed by the Rhine River, surrounding hills, a medieval castle, and a riverside town with church towers. The reverse features the allegorical figure of Germania, standing protectively above groups of men, women, and children returning to the Rhineland. The composition includes symbolic agricultural tools, a basket, a milk can, and a shoulder yoke, representing peaceful labor, prosperity, and reconstruction following the end of the occupation. Rich sculptural relief, balanced composition, and exceptional artistic detail highlight Karl Goetz’s mastery. Certified PCGS SP63, this silver medal is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of Weimar Germany, historical medals, and classic European numismatic art.

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