German states.

All great... quite the collection....The 1901 with the dual busts has always been one of my favorites... I only have the 3 mark of Prussia from that period... and some minor coins... but as far as german states, I have several from earlier dates.
There are so many great designs from this era, I always liked the little hamburg ones from the 1850s...

 

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I know these don't exactly count....but why not...

 

Hello, gentlemans.
I got it today: 3 mark 1911, silver .900, 16,667 g. Mintage - 493000. Wilhelm II - King of Wurttemberg.

 

Nice examples

 

I like that one also.

 

Here is a couple of my latest.

 

Here are few along your series:

Gold 20 Marks

Kingdom of Bavaria:


City of Hamburg:

 

Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel.
Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand (1780-1806).
1/6 thaler 1786, silver .563, 5,2 g.

 

Reuss-Obergreiz.
Heinrich XIX (1817-1836).
3 pfennig 1822, copper.

 

I really like that Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel 1786 1/6 thaler. I love that design, and a large silver coin of that style has been on my wish list for quite some time.

 

I hope, You"ll got that coin some day!:hail:

 

Hannover.
Georg V the king.
One thaler 1865, silver .900, 18,52 g.

 

Schleswig-Holstein.
1 sechsling 1851. Provisional government.

 

Schaumburg-Lippe.
4 pfennige 1858, copper.

 

Archbishopric of Salzburg.
20 kreuzer 1788, silver.

 

Baden.
6 kreuzer 1846, silver.

 

Frankfurt-am-Main.
One thaler 1860, silver.

 

Archbishopric of Mainz.
20 kreuzer 1768, silver.

 

Nice coin; I have one like that too. The eagle on the coin (which can also be found in the city's CoA) refers to Frankfurt's status as a free city, ie. the city was not ruled by a prince or king but only had the emperor "above" it. The woman on the other side is Francofortia, an allegory of the city. The designer August von Nordheim apparently had the actor Fanny Janauschek as a model.

Christian

 

Hessen-Cassel.
4 pfennig 1829, copper.