1911-A 25 Pfennig German Proof - Mintage?

I have a lovely 1911-A 25 Pfennig proof in my collection. I have never been able to track down any reference to mintage numbers for this coin. Does anyone know where I might be able to find this information or if it is available?

 

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I can't find anything that says that Berlin made a Proof.
The mintage for the business strike is 3,179,000
https://en.ucoin.net/coin/germany-25-pfennig-1911/?cid=43109&f=add

 

That's all I can find too. I see some pricing for "common proofs 1909-1912" but nothing about mintages.

 

Just found this. Berlin Mint KM18
https://coins.ha.com/itm/germany/ge...g-1911-a-pr67-ultra-cameo-ngc-/a/3067-34104.s

 

Lovely coin isn't it. Mine has a few more die polish lines but is equally stunning.

 

I am wondering if these are mislabeled.
Maybe they should read PL instead of PF.

Edit
Actually my world catalog, says that all years had proofs.
It does not give a mintage so I am thinking that the proofs are part of the whole mintage.

 

Try contacting Ron@GermanCoins.com If anyone would know it would be him. He specializes in German coins.

 

They are proofs. There are tons of imperial German proofs.

 

I’ve worked with him in the past. He knows his stuff. I will probably reach out to him.

 

Very nice.
I'm curious to see yours

 

Best I can do on short notice; The info I have is as of late 2017. In the 3 millions were the regular strikes. Proof 63 coins were averaged at $250 each.

 

The mintage for proofs is likely unknown.
NGCcoin.com, Numista.com and other sources don‘t mention it.

PS: here‘s one for sale, the seller mentions that an estimated 100 coins exist for each mint:
https://www.ma-shops.de/hamiltonbowen/item.php?id=36

 

Here is mine. Top photo is my photo, bottom photo is PCGS Trueview. The Trueview gives the coin a yellowish color which is does not have.

 

I've notest that the PCGS Trueview pictures don't depict what the coin actually looks like in hand.

 

not particularly fond of foreign coins me self, but do dabble if errors or silver, or a remarkable piece, and this one is definitely a beauty!!

 

Here is an interesting German pattern 25 pfennig.

 

I ran into a problem with my prior post. The attached picture is what I meant to post. My 1909 25 pfennig pattern.