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Wilhelm II of Württemberg, often referred to as King Wilhelm II of Württemberg (Wilhelm II. König von Württemberg), was the last King of Württemberg, a kingdom in what is now southwestern Germany. His reign marked the final chapter in the history of the Kingdom of Württemberg, ending with the German Revolution of 1918. Wilhelm II was married twice but each marriage was childless, leaving him with no direct heirs
The Wilhelm II of Württemberg Gold 20 Marks has a reported mintage of 2,602,965 but 1913 (42,687 coins) and 1914 (552,684 coins) were mostly metled down due to the abdication of Wilhelm II of Württemberg in 1918. Coins featuring the monarch’s image and titles lost their official status and relevance. The Treaty of Versailles imposed heavy reparations on Germany. To meet these obligations, Germany had to liquidate many of its gold reserves. Melting down gold coins, including the Wilhelm II 20 Mark coins
KEY FEATURES:
- Minted in 21 Carat Gold (90% Gold purity)
- A highly contested German 20 Marks
- Live bullion value £741.69
