Germany Third Reich Saarland BAYER Museler-15.3.49 SP 64 PCGS brass medal 1935

The 1935 Germany Saarland Brass Medal, cataloged as BAYER Museler-15.3.49, commemorates the Saar plebiscite, a significant event in European history. The obverse depicts a standing miner wearing a cap and work clothes, holding a mining lamp and a long tool, symbolizing the region's industrial heritage. The reverse features an outlined map of Saarland with small settlement markings and the region's name at its center. Following World War I, the Saar Basin was administered by the League of Nations until the January 13, 1935 referendum, when a majority voted for reunification with Germany. Struck in brass with attractive bronze-toned surfaces, this historical medal is certified PCGS SP64, highlighting its collectible preservation. Its detailed relief, industrial symbolism, and connection to an important political event make it an interesting piece for historical numismatics and medal collectors.

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