Germany Wurttemberg 2 mark Wilhelm II KM-631 J-174 MS 64 PCGS silver coin 1906 F

The Germany Württemberg 2 Mark silver coin, struck in 1906 at the Stuttgart Mint (F), honors King Wilhelm II of Württemberg, the final monarch of the Kingdom of Württemberg. Certified PCGS MS64, this beautifully preserved Imperial German issue showcases outstanding detail, attractive luster, and the refined artistry that distinguished the coinage of the German Empire.

The obverse features a finely executed right-facing portrait of King Wilhelm II, displaying his neatly styled hair, full beard, and dignified profile surrounded by his royal title and a beaded border. The reverse is dominated by the impressive Imperial German eagle with fully spread wings beneath the Imperial crown. At the center is the Imperial shield, while the eagle wears the collar of the Order of the Black Eagle. Decorative scrollwork, detailed feathers, talons, denomination, date 1906, mintmark F, stars, and the surrounding beaded rim complete the elegant heraldic composition.

Wilhelm II reigned from 1891 until 1918, guiding Württemberg through a period of industrial growth, cultural development, and constitutional monarchy during the final years of Imperial Germany. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS64, this high-grade example offers exceptional eye appeal and represents an excellent opportunity for collectors of German states, European royalty, and certified world coins.

🌟 If you’re looking for a specific coin or have a personal wishlist — send it to us at contact@coinsberg.com