German 2 Mark 1913 100th Anniversary defeat of Napoleon coin value

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Used in the German Empire and the Kingdom of Prussia

Emperor - Wilhelm II (1888-1918)

Currency - Mark=100 Pfennig
Type - commemorative coin

Composition - Silver 0.900
Diameter - 28 mm.
Weight - 11.1 grams
Alignment - Medal

Years of coinage - 1913
Mint mark - A (Berlin)


Obverse:
Eagle with snake in claws
Legend: ZWEI MARK / DEUTSCHES REICH (TWO MARK / GERMAN STATE) / Year

Reverse:
Figure on horseback surrounded by people
Legend: DER KÖNIG RIEP UND ALLE KAMEN / MIT GOTT FUR KÖNIG UND VATERLAND (THE KING CRIED AND ALL CAME / WITH GOD FOR KING AND FATHERLAND) 17 3 1813


Edge: Inscription - "GOTT MIT UNS" ("GOD WITH US")

Krause catalog number - KM#532

Coin price in "UNC" - $40-50