In the Allegories Series, the Germania Mint offers an ever-changing reverse design that depicts Germania alongside other female allegories. To build on the collectible appeal of these rounds, Germania Mint offers four weights for each design and limits the mintage of each round, with 1 oz silver offering the highest mintage and 10 oz silver the lowest. Provident Metals now has 2 oz Silver 2021 Germania The Allegories Austria & Germania Rounds available to purchase online.

Ordering

• Arrives with an individual protective plastic capsule!
• 4^th image in The Allegories Silver Series!
• Limited mintage of just 2,500 silver rounds!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver.
• Issued a nominal value of 10 Mark.
• Germania and Austria are seated together in the obverse design.
• The Germania Mint logo features on the reverse.

When you purchase a 2 oz Silver 2021 Germania The Allegories Austria & Germania Round in this Provident Metals listing, you will receive a round that is housed in an individual protective plastic capsule. These rounds have the second-highest mintage in the release and are new from the mint in 2021.

Obverse

Germania and Austria are seated together in the obverse field of Silver 2021 The Allegories Austria & Germania Rounds. This design element shows Austria seated on the left with a laurel wreath on her head and a spear in her right hand. Germania is shown seated on the right with an oak wreath on her head and the Reichsschwert in her left hand. Inscriptions include ALLEGORIES and 2 OZ .999.9 FINE SILVER.

Reverse

The Germania Mint logo is found in the reverse design of 2 oz Silver Germania The Allegories Austria & Germania Rounds. This design element mimics a heraldic coat of arms with an imperial crown on top of a quartered shield. The quadrants contain a double-headed eagle, checkered pattern, ribbon with three flowers, and a wild boar in the quadrants from one to four, in order. The shield is flanked by an oak wreath. Inscriptions include GERMANIA, 2021, and 10 MARK.

History

Germania and Austria represent two nations and people with very close ties to this day. Starting in the early Middle Ages, the Holy Roman Empire ruled the people living in these lands. This remained the same with the formation of the German Confederation in the 19^th century after the dissolution of the empire. In World War I, The German Empire and Austro-Hungarian Empire sided together in the Central Powers. To this day, Germans and Austrians maintain very close cultural ties.

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