




1/100 oz Gold Coin - Emperors of the World - Wilhelm II 2026
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Overview
Specifications
Product Details
- Weight: 1/100 ounce
- Purity: 999.9 fine gold
- Obverse: Portrays the left-facing effigy of King Charles III, with the inscriptions “CHARLES III,” “2026,” and “SOLOMON ISLANDS.” The $10 face value, weight, and purity appear below.
- Reverse: Depicts Wilhelm II in military uniform beside a warship and early aircraft. The dates “1859–1941” appear above, with “FRIEDRICH WILHELM II.” inscribed below.
- Packaging: Presented in a transparent protective capsule within a dark-blue blister card featuring a gold sunburst design.
- Unique feature: Limited to 10,000 pieces worldwide and part of the twelve-design Emperors of the World Collection.
Why Invest In a 1/100 ounce Emperors of the World Wilhelm II gold coin?
This 1/100 ounce coin offers an accessible way to own 999.9 fine gold while commemorating Wilhelm II, the final German Emperor and King of Prussia. His reign spanned a period of rapid industrial, naval, and technological change before the end of the German Empire in 1918. Its miniature format and place within the Emperors of the World Collection give it lasting collector interest, while the blister packaging makes it easy to store and display. Remember that investment gold is exempt of VAT (0% VAT) in most European countries including France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and the United Kingdom.
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History of MDM Mint
MDM Mint is part of the Richard Borek Group, whose numismatic heritage dates back to 1893. It is known internationally for limited-edition coins, commemorative collections, and distinctive precious-metal designs.
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