The obverse
The obverse portrays Germania seated on her throne as the undisputed ruler of her realm. In one hand she holds a sword, representing strength and readiness to defend her people; in the other, a shield symbolizing protection and independence. A royal crown adorns her head, replacing the laurel wreath featured in previous releases and marking a new chapter in the history of the Germania series. She is accompanied by two black ravens – Odin’s faithful messengers, guardians of ancient secrets, and embodiments of wisdom.
The reverse
The reverse remains unchanged, featuring the majestic double-headed eagle – the enduring emblem of the Germania series and a representation of strength, independence, and heritage.
We proudly present the enhanced edition of this year’s Germania coin, created especially for the World’s Fair of Money. Ennobled with gold and ruthenium, this exclusive release gains remarkable depth while emphasizing the majestic presence of Queen Germania. The edition is further distinguished by a Privy Mark on the obverse depicting a bridge – one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic landmarks. Known as the “City of Bridges,” Pittsburgh is the host city of this year’s World’s Fair of Money.
The coin is presented in a Blisterpack with a certificate of authenticity and a commemorative sleeve featuring the official World’s Fair of Money organizer’s logo.
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