3/4 oz Silver 1928 Albrecht Durer Commemorative Coin

This rare 1928 3/4 oz silver commemorative coin pays tribute to the life and legacy of Albrecht Dürer, one of the most celebrated artists of the German Renaissance. Issued in the early 20th centurythis coin is a historical artefact and a stunning collectable for those who appreciate classical art and European numismatics.

About Albrecht Durer (1471–1528):
Albrecht Dürer was a German painter, printmaker, and theorist revered for his detailed woodcuts, engravings, and contributions to art theory. He is considered the Leonardo da Vinci of Germany, influencing Northern and Italian Renaissance movements. His works combined religious themes and humanist ideals and meticulous craftsmanship.

Coin Features:
Metal Content: Approximately 3/4 troy ounce of silver (purity varies by mint; some examples are .500 to .900 fine silver)

Year of Issue: 1928

Diameter: ~30 mm (varies slightly depending on issuing mint)

Obverse Design: Portrait or monogram of Albrecht Durer often accompanied by his birth and death years (1471-1528) name and signature motif (AD monogram).

Reverse Design: Typically, it includes national emblems (e.g., the German eagle) or regional symbols, depending on the issuing authority (Weimar Germany, etc.).

Edge: Milled or inscribed depending on the variant

Condition: Vintage Circulated or collectable condition (may vary)

Historical Significance:
Issued during the Weimar Republic era, this coin commemorates the 400th anniversary of Durer's death and reflects a post World War I Germany paying homage to its cultural and intellectual heritage. It's a piece that meaningfully connects art history and silver bullion.

Why Collect It?
Commemorates a legendary figure in European art

Rare early 20th-century silver coin with historical depth

Appeals to both coin collectors and art enthusiasts

Valuable silver content in a unique fractional size

Limited mintage and historical context enhance collectibility