Germany Third Reich Saarland PE Museler-15.3.49 SP 63 PCGS brass medal 1935

The 1935 Germany Saarland brass medal, cataloged as Museler-15.3.49, commemorates the Saar plebiscite, a significant event in European political history. Certified PCGS SP63, this historical specimen features an evocative design reflecting the period. The obverse depicts a standing miner wearing a cap and work clothes, holding a mining lamp, symbolizing Saarland's industrial heritage and coal-mining traditions. The reverse displays an outlined map of the Saar region, marked with small settlements, a winding river, and the central name SAAR. The medal recalls the January 13, 1935 referendum, when Saar residents voted overwhelmingly for reunification with Germany following League of Nations administration. Its aged brass surfaces, detailed relief, and certified preservation enhance its numismatic appeal. An intriguing collectible for enthusiasts of German history, Saarland, political medals, and European heritage.

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