1907 Germany 1/2 Mark1907 Germany 1 2 Mark a historic German silver coin from 1907, offering a compact and collectible example of early 20th century imperial coinage. Obverse: features the Imperial German Eagle with a small shield, detailed in the second type eagle design. Reverse: shows the denomination within a wreath, clearly indicating "1 2 Mark" surrounded by decorative foliage. Country: Germany Year: 1907 Denomination: 1 2 Mark Composition: Silver (90% Ag, 10% Cu)

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offered in an attractive Mint State grade

Obverse: Conjoined busts of Wilhelm and Augusta portray the royal couple in formal profile

This is an ancient Illyrian silver drachm struck in the Greek colony of Dyrrhachion (modern-day Durrës

Obverse and reverse: Each coin is struck to proof quality with sharply mirrored fields and frosted reliefs to enhance detail and contrast

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This presentation coin pairs classic numismatic design with a finely detailed depiction of an iconic native bird

Contents: 20 coins

Obverse: Features the updated portrait of the Queen used on Type 2 notes during Hardie’s tenure (1981–1985)

making it highly desirable to collectors seeking near-uncirculated examples

even wear on the highest points while retaining strong overall detail and attractive eye appeal