20 Marks Wilhelm II German Empire Gold Coin

Description

20 Marks Wilhelm II (1888–1913) – German Empire gold coin

The 20-mark gold coin bearing the portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II is one of the most popular gold coins of the German Empire. These coins were minted from 1888 to 1913 during the reign of the last German emperor, Wilhelm II. The obverse shows the emperor’s portrait, and the reverse the coat of arms of the German Empire with a crowned eagle and the denomination and year of minting.

Technical specifications:

• Country: German Empire (Deutsches Kaiserreich)
• Ruler: Wilhelm II (1888–1918)
• Minting period: 1888–1913
• Denomination: 20 marks
• Metal: gold, 900 fine (90%)
• Pure gold content: 7.168 g (0.2304 troy ounces)
• Total weight: 7.965 g
• Diameter: 22.5 mm
• Edge: reeded with the inscription “GOTT MIT UNS”

The 20-mark Wilhelm II gold coins are valued for their historical significance, gold value and collectible appeal. Their market price depends on the year of minting, mint mark (A, D, E, F, G, J), condition and the current gold price. An excellent choice for both investors and collectors of German Empire coins.