1913-E Saxony Silver 3 Mark – 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig PCGS MS64 OGH

1913-E Saxony Silver 3 Mark – 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig PCGS MS64 (Old Green Holder)

This is a popular German Empire commemorative 3 Mark from the Kingdom of Saxony, issued for the centennial of the Battle of Leipzig (Battle of the Nations, October 16–19, 1813), a decisive victory against Napoleon. Struck at the Dresden Mint (“E”).

Key Details:

•  Issuer: Kingdom of Saxony (German Empire)

•  Date: 1913

•  Mintage: 1,000,000 

•  Catalog References: KM#1275

•  Composition: .900 silver

•  Certification: PCGS MS64 (Old Green Holder)

•  Obverse: The massive Völkerschlachtdenkmal (Battle of Nations Monument) in Leipzig. Legend: 18. OKTOBER 1813 – 1913 with mint mark E below.

•  Reverse: Crowned Imperial German eagle with shield. Legend: DEUTSCHES REICH DREI MARK around.

Condition & Eye Appeal:

PCGS MS64 in an Old Green Holder (OGH) — beautiful iridescent toning with vibrant rainbow hues that enhance the monument design. Strong strike and excellent eye appeal, making this a premium example that stands out from typical white examples.

Note: The combination of the historic Leipzig commemorative theme, MS64 grade, and desirable old green holder with attractive iridescent toning makes this a favorite among German Empire collectors. This coin will be one you want to show off!

Coin pictured is the exact one you will receive.