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2 Mark - Wilhelm I Pattern

Issuer Berlin Mint
Year 1876
Type Coin pattern
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Obverse description The obverse of this klippe pattern presents a crowned Imperial German eagle displayed at center within a circular beaded border, its wings spread and shield-bearing breast prominently rendered in high relief. The eagle bears the characteristic Hohenzollern heraldic chest shield and is surmounted by a crown with cross finial. The circular legend reads DEUTSCHES REICH above and ZWEI MARK below, flanked by small decorative stars, with the date 1876 inscribed to the right of the eagle's body. The design is contained within a round incuse field set against the broad flat klippe planchet, the corners of which extend well beyond the circular die, their surfaces left plain and unworked.
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Mintage 1876
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