Germany Weimar Cologne Cathedral PREUSS Weiler-377 SP 64 PCGS silver medal 1928

The Germany Weimar Cologne Cathedral PREUSS Weiler-377 SP64 PCGS Silver Medal 1928 is a beautifully executed commemorative medal honoring the 680th anniversary of the foundation of Cologne Cathedral (1248–1928). Struck in silver and certified PCGS SP64 (Specimen), this impressive medal celebrates one of Germany’s greatest Gothic landmarks and its enduring place in European history. The obverse features the medieval architect Master Gerhard (Gerhard von Rile), traditionally regarded as the first master builder of Cologne Cathedral. He is shown holding an architectural plan and compass, symbolizing the vision and craftsmanship behind the cathedral's construction. The reverse presents an intricate frontal view of the magnificent Cologne Cathedral, with its soaring twin spires, elaborate Gothic façade, pointed arches, tracery, and richly detailed architectural elements. The dates 1248 and 1928 commemorate the cathedral’s foundation and the anniversary celebrated by this issue. Produced by Preuss and cataloged as Weiler-377, this certified Specimen medal combines outstanding engraving, historical significance, and exceptional preservation, making it a prized addition for collectors of German medals, Gothic architecture, and European cultural history.

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