

200 Deutsche Mark Gold Minted Bar (Mintage: 5,000 | Proof)


Popular Product: Among the top 10 in category 1/200 oz Gold Bars
Rarity: Only a few specimens left in stock
Frequently bought: Sold more than 25 times in the last month

1/200 Ounce Gold Minted Bar "200 Deutsche Mark" – A Unique Rarity in Proof Quality
Strictly limited: Only 5,000 pieces of this extraordinary minted bar exist worldwide
Growth potential: Enormous appreciation potential due to the extremely low mintage and growing collector demand
Rarity: An exceptionally rare collector's coin for discerning numismatists and DM enthusiasts
Investment objective: With the strict limitation to only 5,000 pieces, this item holds outstanding potential for value appreciation
Value preservation: Gold bars preserve the real value of your wealth – proven for over 6,000 years
Protection: In economically uncertain times, physical gold reliably protects your wealth against loss of purchasing power
Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality "Proof" (PP)
Design: Faithful reproduction of the legendary 200 DM banknote featuring the portrait of Nobel Prize laureate Paul Ehrlich
Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
Country of origin: Issued by Liberia, with a German connection through the DM banknote design
There are collectibles – and then there are true rarities. This 1/200 ounce gold minted bar "200 Deutsche Mark" unquestionably belongs in the second category. With a mintage of only 5,000 pieces worldwide, it is a collector's item without equal. Anyone wishing to combine the fascination of the Deutsche Mark era with the timeless beauty of fine gold holds a true masterpiece in their hands.
Paul Ehrlich Immortalised in 999.9 Fine Gold
The obverse of this gold bar is a tribute to the iconic 200 DM banknote from the fourth series of the Deutsche Bundesbank. At its centre sits the finely engraved portrait of Paul Ehrlich (1854–1915), the renowned German physician and Nobel Prize laureate. His distinctive face – the round spectacles, the well-groomed beard, the elegant suit with bow tie – is rendered with a level of detail that is simply impressive. To the left, a chemical structural formula can be seen, referencing Ehrlich's groundbreaking work in chemotherapy and immunology. A historic city skyline in the background rounds off the overall composition harmoniously.
The reverse features a highly detailed microscope – a symbol of Ehrlich's life's work in science. The design is complemented by the Federal Eagle of the Deutsche Bundesbank, the coat of arms of the Republic of Liberia, and the inscriptions "1/200 OZ", "25 DOLLARS" and "9999 FEINGOLD". Every single detail is executed with the utmost precision.
What Makes This Minted Bar So Special?
A minted bar combines the best of two worlds. At first glance, it resembles a classic bar – rectangular, compact, with rounded corners and a warmly shimmering, golden-yellow surface. Yet through the stamped face value of 25 dollars, it attains the official status of a coin and is therefore legal tender in the issuing country of Liberia. This dual nature makes it particularly appealing to collector's coin enthusiasts.
Fineness 999.9/1,000 – the purest gold in the highest quality
Proof – the supreme discipline of the minting art, in which mirror-polished surfaces and frosted reliefs create a breathtaking contrast
Only 5,000 pieces worldwide – such a low mintage is an absolute exception even in the realm of exclusive collector's coins
Coin capsule packaging – optimal protection for your precious collectible
DM Nostalgia Meets Timeless Value
The Deutsche Mark. For many people in Germany, it is far more than a former currency. It is a piece of identity, a symbol of the economic miracle, stability and reliability. This minted bar captures exactly that feeling and preserves it in pure gold. While the original 200 DM banknotes have long since disappeared from circulation, this golden likeness endures for eternity.
Gold is the oldest currency in human history – it has outlasted every crisis, every war and every bout of inflation. A gold piece such as this minted bar connects German monetary history with the timeless value of the precious metal.
Who Is This Minted Bar Suited For?
Quite clearly: this piece is aimed at passionate collectors and connoisseurs. Anyone who appreciates numismatic treasures with a connection to German monetary history will be delighted by this minted bar. The strictly limited mintage of just 5,000 pieces makes it one of the rarest gold products on the market. And rarity, as every experienced collector knows, is one of the strongest drivers of appreciation potential.
Compared with common bullion coins such as the Krugerrand or the Vienna Philharmonic, which are minted in editions of millions, this minted bar operates in an entirely different league. This is not about quantity – this is about exclusivity. About a piece that should be missing from no ambitious collection.
Technical Details at a Glance
Precious metal: Gold (fineness 999.9/1,000)
Weight: 1/200 ounce (0.16 g fine and gross weight)
Dimensions: 15.00 mm × 8.50 mm
Face value: 25 Dollars (Liberia)
Condition: Proof (PP)
Mintage: Only 5,000 pieces worldwide
Series: Symbolism
Packaging: Coin capsule
Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
Secure Your Piece
With a very low mintage of just 5,000 pieces, one thing is certain: this product will not remain available for long. Collectors who are passionate about German monetary history, DM nostalgia and exclusive gold mintings should not hesitate. Gold is exempt from VAT, and profits from its sale are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year – a further advantage that makes this minted bar additionally attractive as an inflation hedge and long-term store of value.
Whether as the centrepiece of your collection, as an extraordinary gift, or as a golden memento of an era that many still hold dear – this 1/200 ounce gold minted bar "200 Deutsche Mark" is a piece of minted history. And history written in gold never fades. Take advantage of our products for your crisis protection to safeguard your wealth comprehensively.
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