The 1909 F Württemberg Germany 3 Mark Silver Coin is a distinguished piece from the German Empire era, minted in Stuttgart (“F” mintmark). Struck from .900 fine silver, the coin weighs 16.67g and measures an impressive 33mm in diameter. Its obverse features the right-facing portrait of King Wilhelm II of Württemberg, rendered with sharp detail and surrounded by elegant inscriptions. The reverse displays the majestic crowned imperial eagle with a shield on its breast, flanked by the edge inscription “GOTT MIT UNS” (God with us), enhancing its regal appearance. Graded in VF (Very Fine) to XF (Extra Fine), these coins retain much of their original detail, with legends, motifs, and high points remaining crisp and attractive, displaying only light, even wear. Such well-preserved specimens are popular among collectors for their beautiful strike and historical importance. This 3 Mark coin from 1909 exemplifies the artistry and prestige of pre-WWI German numismatics, representing the legacy of Württemberg and the German Empire in silver. It’s a classic addition for any world coin enthusiast, appreciated for both its condition and historical context. Related