Germany Weimar Albrecht Durer Kienast-388 Goetz AU 58 PCGS silver medal 1928

The 1928 Germany Weimar Republic Albrecht Dürer silver medal, Kienast-388, designed by Karl Goetz and certified PCGS AU58, celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Renaissance master's death. The obverse presents Dürer's expressive left-facing portrait with flowing hair, a detailed beard, and finely modeled facial features, framed by commemorative lettering and a beaded border. The reverse features a magnificent winged figure holding an artist's monogram, accompanied by a cherub, ornate scrollwork, architectural elements, and artistic instruments. Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), renowned for his paintings, engravings, woodcuts, and innovative studies of proportion, profoundly influenced Northern Renaissance art. This silver medal combines Goetz's sculptural craftsmanship with rich historical symbolism. Its PCGS AU58 certification and intricate Renaissance-inspired imagery make it a captivating collectible for admirers of fine art and German numismatics.

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