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Grand Duchy of Baden, 2 Marks, 1907 year, Death of Friedrich I, NGC, PROOF DETAILS

WWC number: KM#278
Period:(1856-1907)
Weight:11.11 g
Diameter:28 mm
Condition:Proof Details
Year:1907
Issue country:Grand Duchy of Baden (Baden, German States)
Material:Silver
Fineness:0.9
Type of coinage:Circulating commemorative coins
Certificate number: 8360188-009
Emperor/Ruler:Frederick I
Location:Riga, Latvia
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The 1907 Grand Duchy of Baden 2 Marks silver coin was issued to commemorate the death of Grand Duke Friedrich I, who ruled from 1856 until his passing in 1907. Struck in .900 fine silver, the coin weighs 11.111 grams and measures 28 mm in diameter. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Friedrich I with the inscription "FRIEDRICH GROSHERZOG VON BADEN 1826–1907," while the reverse displays the crowned imperial German eagle with a shield on its chest, surrounded by the inscription "DEUTSCHES REICH 1907 ZWEI MARK." It has a reeded edge and medal alignment. This coin is cataloged as KM# 278 and Jaeger 36 and was minted as part of the German Empire's commemorative series. The example graded NGC Proof Details was struck as a proof coin, indicating it was originally made for collectors using polished dies and planchets but did not receive a numerical grade due to factors such as cleaning or surface issues. Despite this, the coin holds significant historical value and is a notable piece in the series of German state commemoratives.