1907-G Germany Silver 5 Mark – Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden

1907-G Germany Silver 5 Mark – Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden (Karlsruhe Mint)

This is a silver 5 Mark from the German Empire, issued for the Grand Duchy of Baden under Grand Duke Friedrich I. Struck at the Karlsruhe Mint (“G”).

Key Details:

•  Issuer: German Empire (Grand Duchy of Baden)

•  Ruler: Friedrich I, Grand Duke of Baden

•  Mint: Karlsruhe (G)

•  Date: 1907

•  Catalog References: KM#274, Jaeger 41 

•  Composition: .900 silver

•  Weight: 25.00 grams

•  Diameter: 38 mm

•  Obverse: Right-facing bust of Grand Duke Friedrich I. Legend: FRIEDRICH GROSSHERZOG VON BADEN.

•  Reverse: Crowned Imperial German eagle with shield. Legend: DEUTSCHES REICH above, FÜNF MARK below, date 1907 and mint mark G.

These state-issue 5 Marks were part of the unified German currency system while still featuring local rulers. Friedrich I was a long-reigning and respected grand duke known for his liberal policies.

Edge Lettering:

GOTT MIT UNS (“God With Us”) — standard for German Empire 5 Mark coins.

This raw example displays solid circulated details with a clear portrait, strong legends, and well-defined eagle on the reverse. Some typical wear, marks, and attractive old toning consistent with its age and history. A solid representative of this popular Baden/German Empire type.

Coin pictured is the exact one you will receive.