1913-A Germany 1 PF MS64

 

SKU: 8527315801

 

A well-preserved example of Imperial German small-change coinage, this 1913-A Germany 1 Pfennig from the Berlin Mint captures the final pre-World War I years under Kaiser Wilhelm II. Struck in copper and showcasing an attractive BN brown color, this certified Mint State piece offers sharp detail and strong eye appeal for collectors of German Empire issues, type sets, and pre-war European minor denominations.

Key details

• Country: Germany (German Empire)
• Denomination: 1 Pfennig
• Date and mint: 1913-A, Berlin Mint
• Ruler: Wilhelm II
• Composition: Copper
• Color: BN brown
• Grade: ICG MS64 BN
• Reference: KM#10

Why collectors pursue this issue

• Historic context: A widely collected late-Imperial type tied to the reign of Wilhelm II and the vibrant pre-1914 era of German coinage.
• Type-coin appeal: The KM#10 1 Pfennig is an essential slot for German Empire type sets, with clear design elements that make higher-grade examples especially desirable.
• Condition and presentation: MS64 indicates a premium level of preservation for a copper minor coin, with lustrous surfaces and crisp strike characteristics expected at this grade, complemented by even brown toning.

An excellent choice for collectors seeking a high-grade 1913-A 1 Pfennig, a Berlin Mint issue, or a certified copper KM#10 type coin with appealing brown color and strong numismatic relevance.

 

PCGS #
Grading Service	ICG
Grade	MS64
Mint Location	NONE
Year	1913
Designation	BN
Strike	Business
Grade Add On	NONE