2 oz Silver Deutsche Mark 2026 (Mintage: 250 | Reverse Proof)

- True Nostalgia: oak leaves and eagle
- Finest Purity: 999.9/1,000 fineness
- Lasting Gift: in an elegant case
- True NostalgiaThe familiar 1-DM coin with acorns and proud eagle
- Finest PurityPurest silver instead of copper-nickel like the old Mark
- Lasting GiftA meaningful heirloom for children and grandchildren
The familiar numeral one with its oak leaves on 55 millimetres of silver, more than twice the diameter of the 1-DM coin. Struck in Reverse Proof: the design gleams like a mirror, the field is frosted.
- Fine weight
- 62.21 g
- Diameter
- 55 mm
- Mintage
- 250 pieces
The finish
Two ways to catch the light.
Two silver coins with the same design, shown here at the same size: on the left the ounce at 65 millimetres, on the right these two ounces at 55 millimetres. This shows the difference in where they shine.

Proof
The field shines deep like a mirror, the motif lies on it in matte relief.

Reverse Proof
Here it is the other way round: the field is frosted, the motif gleams like a mirror.

Reverse Proof
One numeral.Struck mirror bright.
Numeral, oak leaves and lettering gleam as if polished, while the field stays frosted. Every detail stands out in the light.



The other side
An eagle.Struck in silver.
Wings spread wide, with the weight and 9999 FEINSILBER inscribed above them. The wings bear the small words 25 DOLLARS and Republic of Liberia, and the arms of Liberia sit between the talons: this Kettner edition is issued for Liberia.
- Face value
- 25 dollars
- Issuing country
- Liberia
The original
The Mark was part of daily life.The memory remains.
The 1-DM coin entered circulation in 1950, designed by Josef Bernhart. This 2026 coin takes up its design once more. It is not an issue of the Federal Republic of Germany or the Deutsche Bundesbank.

Four editions
Four sizes.One memory.
Shown in their true proportions. For comparison: the 1-DM coin measured 23.5 millimetres, the silver Heiermann 29.
1/50 ounce of silver16.5 mm
1 ounce of gold40 mm
2 ounces of silver55 mmthis page
5 ounces of silver65 mmDeutsche Mark 2026 – two ounces of fine silver in Reverse Proof
- Strictly limited: Only 250 pieces of this 2-ounce coin exist worldwide
- Growth potential: Very high appreciation potential due to the limited mintage and the strong demand for D-Mark designs
- Rarity: An exceptionally rare collector's coin for discerning numismatists
- Investment goal: An exclusive collector's item whose strict limitation holds special potential in the long term
- Design: The legendary 1-DM coin with oak branches and acorns, the eagle on the reverse – mirror-polished on a matte background
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
- Country of origin: Germany
Hardly any coin has accompanied so many Germans throughout their lives as the small Mark with the oak leaves. Minted from 1950 to 2001, it jingled in every pocket and lay in every till. Over time, it became a symbol of stability and the economic miracle. Kettner Edelmetalle is now bringing this icon back – not in copper-nickel, but in 62.21 grams of the purest silver with a fineness of 999.9/1,000. The result is a true rarity that impressively combines memory and precious metal.
A design that makes history
On the value side, as familiar, stands the large digit "1", framed by two finely chased oak branches, each with an acorn. Below it follows the inscription "DEUTSCHE MARK" and the year 2026, surrounded by a delicate beaded circle. Anyone holding the coin in their hand immediately recognizes the familiar image. Only now on an impressive 55 millimeters.
The other side belongs to the eagle. With widely spread wings, finely detailed plumage and powerful talons, it dominates the entire coin field. A filigree coat of arms with a sailing ship adorns its tail. To the left and right within the plumage are the face value of 25 dollars and the inscription "Republic of Liberia". Above runs the legend "2 UNZE 9999 FEINSILBER", below again "DEUTSCHE MARK". A reeded edge rounds off the overall design.
Reverse Proof: shine exactly where it belongs
The special feature lies in the finish. In the classic Proof, the field is mirrored while the motifs remain matte. Reverse Proof reverses this principle: the background receives a fine, silky-matte surface, while the eagle, oak leaves and lettering shine mirror-bright by contrast. This makes the motifs stand out almost three-dimensionally, as if floating above the coin's surface. For collectors seeking an unusual finish, this is a true highlight.
Technical data at a glance
- Precious metal: Silver
- Fineness: 999.9/1,000
- Fine weight: 62.21 g (2 ounces)
- Total weight: 62.21 g
- Diameter: 55.00 mm
- Face value: 25 dollars (Republic of Liberia)
- Year of issue: 2026
- Finish: Reverse Proof
- Mintage: 250 pieces
- Series: Symbolism
- Packaging: Case
- Manufacturer: Kettner Edelmetalle
Why 250 pieces make all the difference
With a mintage of only 250 pieces worldwide, one thing is clear: not every collector who wants this coin will actually get one. It is precisely this scarcity that creates the appeal. Classic silver coins such as the Maple Leaf or the Krugerrand are produced in the millions and are traded primarily according to their metal value. Here, alongside the fine silver, it is above all the rarity that counts. The premium over a bullion ounce is the price for exclusivity, refinement and design – in return, you receive a piece that has few equals on the collector's market.
The D-Mark is more than a currency of yesterday. It is a piece of German identity – now immortalized anew in just 250 silver coins in Reverse Proof.
The weight of two ounces also gives the coin a presence that a one-ounce coin simply cannot achieve. More surface area means more detail. And more detail means more enjoyment when viewing it.
From circulating coin to precious metal classic
The 1-DM coin was once immortalized in precious metal before: in 2001, shortly before the introduction of the euro, it was issued as a Goldmark in fine gold. This edition remains highly sought after among collectors to this day. The 2026 edition continues this tradition – additionally featuring the eagle as a large-format reverse design and struck in pure fine silver instead of the earlier copper-nickel alloy of the circulating coin. In this way, an everyday object becomes a lasting collector's item.
Silver with character – and clear advantages
Silver has been a coinage metal, medium of exchange and symbol of prosperity for thousands of years. It is durable, tradable worldwide and, thanks to its role in electronics, solar and medical technology, possesses genuine intrinsic value. Many also value the white precious metal as an inflation hedge and as tangible crisis protection. With this coin, however, the passion for collecting is clearly at the forefront.
Another advantage: in Germany, profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free after a holding period of at least one year. And because silver retains its properties over generations, this collector's coin is excellently suited as an heirloom for children and grandchildren.
Who this coin is worth it for
- Collectors of German monetary history and D-Mark enthusiasts
- Numismatists seeking limited special editions in exceptional minting quality
- Lovers of large-format 2-ounce coins with great depth of detail
- Anyone wanting to give a lasting gift with meaning
The coin is delivered in a case – protected and presented in style at the same time. Anyone wishing to own a piece of the D-Mark in the purest fine silver should not hesitate for long. With such a very low mintage, this edition is likely to find its owners quickly.
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