Germany Weimar Goethe Death BAYER Edge KM-467 Goetz MS 63 PCGS bronze medal 1932

The 1932 Germany Weimar Republic Goethe Death bronze medal, KM-467, created by Karl Goetz with BAYER edge and certified PCGS MS63, commemorates the centenary of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s death. The obverse presents an expressive left-facing portrait of Goethe, with flowing wavy hair, a prominent nose, detailed facial features, and the dates 1749–1832. The reverse features two nude figures embracing beside dramatic flowing drapery, a large curved architectural form, radiating lines, and the date 1932, creating a powerful allegorical composition. Goethe was one of Germany’s greatest poets and thinkers, celebrated for Faust, The Sorrows of Young Werther, and his influence on European Romanticism and literature. Struck in bronze, this medal combines classical portraiture, symbolic artistry, and historical significance. Its PCGS MS63 certification and distinctive Goetz design make it a desirable collectible for admirers of German literature and numismatic art.

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