Germany 10 Marks (Best Value)
German gold 10 Marks at our best value price. These gold coins were first minted after German unification both by the new Emperor and in some of the 25 states that made up the new Empire. The most numerous of these issues were made by the former King of Prussia, Emperor Wilhelm I and his grandson, Emperor Wilhelm II, who ruled Germany until his abdication in 1918. Their coinage displays a bare-headed portrait to the obverse and the imperial eagle to the reverse, alongside the date and denomination. The image displayed on this page is a stock photo. You’ll receive a similar bullion coin in our choice of date and Emperor, depending on what we currently have in stock. Each of these pieces is composed of 3.98 grams of .900 gold (actual gold weight: 3.58 grams or 0.115 troy ounces). Measuring 19.50 millimetres in diameter, 10 Mark coins are comparable in size, weight and composition to British Half Sovereigns. As they’re a lot smaller than modern gold bullion coins like Krugerrands and Britannias, these German coins are available at an affordable price point. They’re also VAT free for UK and EU residents because they’re classed as investment gold. A sensible investment that recalls a fascinating period in German history. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]