Germany Wurttemberg 2 mark Wilhelm II KM-631 J-174 MS 62 PCGS silver coin 1906 F

The Germany Württemberg 2 Mark silver coin, struck in 1906 at the Stuttgart Mint (F), features King Wilhelm II of Württemberg, the last King of the Kingdom of Württemberg. Certified PCGS MS62, this attractive Imperial German issue combines historical importance with elegant late-Imperial engraving and is an excellent addition to any collection of German silver coinage.

The obverse presents a finely engraved right-facing portrait of King Wilhelm II, showing his distinctive beard, neatly combed hair, and formal military bearing. A beaded border frames the design, while the ruler’s name and title encircle the portrait. The reverse displays the majestic Imperial German eagle with fully spread wings, an Imperial crown, the Hohenzollern shield on the eagle’s breast, the collar of the Order of the Black Eagle, ornate scrollwork, crossed tail feathers, denomination, date 1906, mintmark F, stars, and a surrounding beaded rim, creating one of the most iconic designs of the German Empire.

Wilhelm II ruled Württemberg from 1891 to 1918, earning respect for his moderate leadership and support of education, culture, and constitutional government during the final decades of the German Empire. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS62, this well-preserved coin is a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Imperial Germany, European monarchy, and classic world numismatics.

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