Description

A distinguished and increasingly sought‑after 1913 Prussian 3 Mark silver coin, struck to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Reign of King Wilhelm II. Issued by the Kingdom of Prussia during the final years of the German Empire, this commemorative piece captures the grandeur and confidence of pre‑WWI imperial coinage.

The obverse features a finely detailed portrait of King Wilhelm II, who ruled from 1888 to 1918, while the reverse displays the iconic German Imperial Eagle, symbolising the strength and unity of the empire at its height. Struck in .900 silver with a generous 16.667 g weight and a 33 mm diameter, this coin has long been admired for its bold relief and impressive presence in hand.

Issued for circulation but produced in limited quantities, the 1913 3 Mark anniversary coin remains one of the most desirable Wilhelm II commemoratives, appealing to collectors of German Empire silver, royal anniversaries, and early‑20th‑century European history.

Issuer    Kingdom of Prussia 
King    William II (Wilhelm II) (1888-1918)
Type    Circulating commemorative coins
Year    1913
Value    3 Mark
Currency    Mark
Composition    Silver (.900)
Weight    16.667 g
Diameter    33 mm
Thickness    2.37 mm
Commemorative issue: 25th Anniversary of the Reign of King Wilhelm II

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