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100 € Gold Coin - “Unity” Germany 1/2 Oz
The 100 euro gold coin “Unity” (2020) launches the German series “Pillars of Democracy” and represents the central value of social cohesion.
100 € Gold Coin - UNESCO World Heritage Speyer Cathedral 2019 1/2 Oz
This high-quality gold coin originates from circulation stock and combines historical significance with the timeless value of physical gold. Dedicated to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Speyer Cathedral, it is among the most sought-after German gold issues.
100 € Gold Coin – UNESCO World Heritage City of Bamberg 1/2 Oz
The 100 euro gold coin from 2004 marks the beginning of Germany’s renowned UNESCO World Heritage series – a tribute to the nation’s cultural heritage. This first issue is dedicated to the old town of Bamberg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. Bamberg is considered one of the best-preserved historic cities in Europe, known for its baroque architecture, Bamberg Cathedral, and picturesque Old Town Hall.
100 € Gold Coin – UNESCO World Heritage Goslar & Rammelsberg 1/2 Oz
A golden tribute to a city rich in history and mining tradition. The 100 euro gold coin from 2008 honors the old town of Goslar and the historic Rammelsberg mine, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1992. This coin represents German history, craftsmanship, and the centuries-old wealth of the region, once globally renowned for silver mining.
100 € Gold Coin – UNESCO World Heritage Hanseatic City of Lübeck 1/2 Oz
The 100 euro gold coin from 2007 is the fifth issue in the popular German UNESCO World Heritage series. It honors the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, whose old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.
100 € Gold Coin – UNESCO World Heritage Trier 1/2 Oz
The 100 euro gold coin from 2009, part of the series “UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany”, is dedicated to Germany’s oldest city – Trier. As a former imperial residence of the Roman Empire, Trier combines unique structures from antiquity and early Christianity, including St. Peter’s Cathedral and the Church of Our Lady, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1986.
