1913 Germany 5 Mark Silver Coin aVF

1913 Germany 5 Mark Silver Coin aVFThis silver 5 Mark coin, struck in 1905 for the German Empire, features the right facing bust of Wilhelm II with the legend WILHELM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KNIG V. PREUSSEN, meaning Wilhelm II, German Emperor, King of Prussia. The reverse displays the Prussian coat of arms, with the inscription DEUTSCHES REICH 1905 above and * FNF MARK * below, translating to German Empire 1905 Five Mark. The mintmark A denotes the Berlin Mint.

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Often depicted with scales

the clownfishes and damselfishes

The inscription “1899 THE PERTH MINT 2024” appears within a scroll at the foot of the design

often with religious or royal motifs

other continental armies including those of France

recognising both the importance of reading in children’s development and the joy shared by readers young and old

The dragon is believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the coming year

the envelope is individually numbered

The tranquillity of the reverse is completed by the silver turtle and angel fish that shimmer against the colourful backdrop of the reef

where a group of Indigenous people is depicted alongside two figures in a canoe

Shake the Kangaroo was a unique mascot for the Australian soldiers during World War I