Germany Prussia 3 mark Regular Coinage Wilhelm II AU55 PCGS silver coin 1912

This Prussia 3 Mark silver coin, issued in 1912 under Wilhelm II, represents the final years of the German Empire and embodies imperial authority and refined minting artistry. Certified PCGS AU55, it retains strong detail with a natural patina, making it an appealing piece for collectors of historic European coinage.

The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II, depicted with a prominent mustache and neatly styled hair. The legend “WILHELM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KÖNIG V. PREUSSEN” encircles the bust, emphasizing his dual role as German Emperor and King of Prussia. A beaded border frames the design, while the small mintmark “A” below the neck indicates Berlin minting.

The reverse presents the powerful imperial eagle with fully spread wings, crowned and holding a shield on its chest. The intricate feathers, detailed talons, and ornate crown highlight the strength and unity of the empire. Surrounding inscriptions read “DEUTSCHES REICH 1912” and “DREI MARK,” accompanied by small stars and a dotted rim that enhances the symmetry of the composition.

Struck in silver with impressive preservation, this coin combines historical depth with bold imperial symbolism, making it a valuable addition to any collection of German Empire coinage.

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