Germany 5 Deutsche Mark Immanuel Kant 1974 Commemorative Issue Silver Coin #V-184

Description

Issuer Federal Republic of Germany  Period Federal Republic (1949-date) Type Non-circulating coins Year 1974 Value 5 Deutsche Mark (5 DEM) Currency Deutsche Mark (1948-2001) Composition Silver (.625) Weight 11.2 g Diameter 29 mm Thickness 2.07 mm Shape Round Technique Milled Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑

This is an exceptional piece of German numismatic history: a 1974 Commemorative 5 Deutsche Mark silver coin honoring the renowned philosopher Immanuel Kant. Issued by the Federal Republic of Germany during the Deutsche Mark era (1948-2001), this non-circulating commemorative coin was minted specifically for collectors and history enthusiasts. Crafted from 62.5% silver, the coin weighs 11.2 grams and measures 29mm in diameter, making it a substantial and substantial collectible. Its milled finish and medal alignment orientation reflect the meticulous craftsmanship of German coinage standards. The 1974 Kant commemorative issue celebrates one of history's most influential philosophical minds, making it intellectually significant alongside its numismatic value. This coin represents a snapshot of Cold War-era West Germany and commemorates intellectual heritage—highly desirable among collectors of German historical coins, silver bullion investors, and philosophy enthusiasts alike. The vintage nature and limited commemorative run enhance its rarity and long-term investment potential. Perfect for building diverse collections of European commemoratives or German silver coins.