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25 Euros German Reunification
| Issuer | Deutsche Bundesbank |
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| Year | 2015 |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Obverse description | The German Federal Eagle (Bundesadler) is displayed prominently in the centre of the field. The legend BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND arcs along the upper rim, while the denomination 25 EURO appears at the lower centre. The issue year 2015 is positioned to the left of the denomination, and the mint mark appears to the right. A ring of twelve European stars encircles the design along the lower rim, as is standard for German euro-denomination coinage. |
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| Obverse lettering | BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND A 2015 25 EURO (Translation: Federal Republic of Germany A 2015 25 Euro) |
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Issued to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of German reunification, this coin was part of the Bundesbank's broader commemorative program that ran alongside official state ceremonies in October 2015. The 25-euro denomination itself is an oddity in German federal coinage — neither a standard collector face value nor a circulation denomination — introduced specifically to sit outside the euro coin series proper while still carrying legal tender status.
The .999 fine silver specification, finer than the .925 used in most German commemorative silver, reflects a deliberate repositioning of the issue toward the bullion-adjacent collector market rather than traditional numismatic channels.