20 Mark Gold - 7,16 g - Germany

An economic instrument in an expanding empire

Following the proclamation of the Second Reich in 1871, Germany adopted a common currency: the gold mark. This 20-mark coin quickly became a vector of monetary stability, used in all regions of the new empire – whether it be Prussia, Bavaria, Württemberg or Baden.

Thanks to its format and its robust alloyIt circulated widely, facilitating trade and strengthening German economic identity. Its reverse features the imperial eagle, a symbol of sovereignty and unity, while the obverse varies according to the issuing state and the local sovereign.

A piece with dual value: financial and historical.

Invest in 20 Gold MarksIt's about securing a portion of your capital in a tangible asset, while also owning a piece of German imperial history. Whether you're a passionate collector or a strategic investor, this coin offers a heritage value and recognized stabilityin a format that is both practical and prestigious.

Why choose the 20 Mark Gold?

• A classic German investment gold : strong recognition in the European market.
• 900‰ fineness (22 carats): a perfect balance between purity and durability.
• Moderate weight of 7,16 g : accessible format for a phased investment.
• Diversity of portraits : each German state minted its own coins, creating a unique numismatic wealth.
• High liquidity : this item is easy to resell to professionals as well as collectors.

Technical Data

• Métal : Gold
• Title : 900‰
• Gross weight : 7,16 g
• Fine gold weight approx. 6,44 g
• Diameter 22,5mm
• Thickness : ~1,4 mm
• Slice Fluted
• Years of typing : 1871 to 1915
• Emitters : Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, Württemberg, Baden, Hamburg, etc.
• Avers Portrait of the local ruler
• reverse Imperial eagle, inscription "Deutsches Reich", value "20 Mark"