Germany Weimar 5 mark Hindenburg Pattern X#1 Goetz SP 64 PCGS silver coin 1927

The Germany Weimar 5 Mark Hindenburg Pattern X#1 Goetz SP64 PCGS Silver Coin 1927 is an exceptional pattern issue designed by the renowned German medallist Karl Goetz, created during the Weimar Republic. Struck in silver and certified PCGS SP64 (Specimen), this rare pattern represents an alternative concept for a 5 Mark coin honoring President Paul von Hindenburg, one of Germany’s most influential military leaders and statesmen. The obverse features a detailed right-facing portrait of Hindenburg with his distinctive mustache, surrounded by a beaded border, while the dates 1847–1927 commemorate his 80th birthday. The reverse displays an elaborate heraldic composition with the imperial eagle on a shield above a quartered coat of arms, flanked by richly ornamented helmet crests with flowing mantling. Intricate scrollwork, heraldic flourishes, and decorative details fill the design, highlighting Karl Goetz’s outstanding engraving skills. As a scarce pattern coin never adopted for circulation, this certified PCGS SP64 specimen is highly desirable for collectors of German patterns, Weimar coinage, and classic European numismatics.

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