Germany ½ Mark 1915 - Wilhelm II - small shield Rare Silver(.900) coin #M-1002

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IssuerGermany (1871-1948) EmperorWilliam II (1888-1918)TypeStandard circulation coinsYears1905-1919Value½ MarkCurrencyMark (1873-1923)CompositionSilver (.900) (Ag 900, Cu 100)Weight2.777 gDiameter20 mmThickness1.05 mmShapeRoundTechniqueMilledOrientationMedal alignment ↑↑Demonetized20 April 1920 Immerse yourself in history with the Germany ½ Mark 1915 coin featuring the portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II. Issued during the era of the German Empire (1871-1948), this rare silver (.900) coin holds a weight of 2.777g and a diameter of 20mm. With a composition of Silver (.900) and Copper, this round coin showcases a milled technique and a medal alignment orientation. Minted from 1905 to 1919 and demonetized on 20th April 1920, this collectible piece captures a glimpse of the past under William II's reign. The coin's historical significance and intricate design make it a prized possession for numismatists and collectors alike. Its rarity, coupled with its silver composition, adds to its collectible value, making it a valuable addition to any collection.