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GERMANY FROM 1871. EMPIRE SILVER COINS. BAVARIA. Ludwig III, 1913–1918. 3 Mark, ø 33 mm (16.64 g). 1918 D, Munich. In Celebration of the Golden Wedding Anniversary. Year 54. RR! Very rare! Magnificent specimen! Excellent – proof-like / excellent. Provenance: From a private Bavarian collection. Includes a copy of the appraisal by E. Paproth. Due to wartime shortages in the silver market, only about 130 of these commemorative coins were minted to mark the Golden Wedding Anniversary of the Bavarian royal couple. It is one of the most sought-after and rarest German coins from the Imperial era.
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