Germany Weimar 3 mark Rhineland KM-70 J-345 Eagle MS 64 PCGS silver coin 1930 D

The 1930 D Germany Weimar Republic 3 Mark Rhineland silver coin, KM-70, J-345, certified PCGS MS64, commemorates the liberation of the Rhineland from Allied occupation. The obverse features a majestic German eagle standing with folded wings and finely engraved feathers, surrounded by a circular inscription, the divided date, and delicate beaded borders. The reverse displays a heraldic eagle with outstretched wings on a pointed shield, three overlapping circular elements, decorative oak leaves, and elegant lettering. Issued to celebrate the withdrawal of Allied troops in 1930, this coin marks an important milestone in Germany's interwar history following World War I and the Treaty of Versailles. Struck in silver at the Munich Mint, it showcases detailed engraving, attractive natural toning, and remarkable preservation. Its PCGS MS64 grade makes it a desirable addition to collections of Weimar Republic coinage and European history.

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