- UNESCO World Heritage: towers of the Hanseatic city
- Strictly limited: only 400,000 pieces
- Pure fine gold: fineness 999.9/1,000
- UNESCO World HeritageChurch towers and city gates of the Hanseatic city finely minted
- Strictly limitedThe mintage of this design is strictly limited worldwide
- Pure fine goldBrilliant Uncirculated in highest purity from German minting
- UNESCO World Heritage: towers of the Hanseatic city
- Strictly limited: only 400,000 pieces
- Pure fine gold: fineness 999.9/1,000
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UNESCO World Heritage · 100 euro in gold
The Holsten Gate among burgher houses.Lübeck 2007 in gold.
The finely detailed burgher houses of the Hanseatic city, with the Holsten Gate in their midst as part of the ensemble. Designed by Bodo Broschat.
- Fine gold
- 1/2 ounce
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Mintage
- 330,000
The finely detailed burgher houses of the Hanseatic city, with the Holsten Gate in their midst as part of the ensemble. Designed by Bodo Broschat.
- Fine gold
- 1/2 ounce
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Mintage
- 330,000
Up close
The 100 euro Lübeck 2007, up close.
Choose a spot, and the loupe moves there.
The value side
The other side.The 100 euro Lübeck 2007 with eagle and 12 stars.
The value side carries the eagle, the lettering BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND, the 12 stars of Europe, value and year, and the mint mark of the mint.
The mints
1 motif, 5 mints, 5 letters.
Every motif is struck in Berlin, Munich, Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Hamburg. The letter on the value side tells you where.
ABerlin
DMunich
FStuttgart
GKarlsruhe
JHamburg
Shown: the value sides of the Justice 2021 issue.
The series · UNESCO World Heritage
Places the world preserves.UNESCO World Heritage in gold.
From 2003 to 2019 Germany struck UNESCO World Heritage Sites on 100 euro. You will find 12 of them here, from Quedlinburg to Brühl.
The fact card
The 100 euro Lübeck 2007 in numbers.
- Fineness
- 999.9/1,000
- Edge
- reeded
- Year of issue
- 2007
- Series
- UNESCO World Heritage
- Design
- Bodo Broschat
- Quality
- Brilliant uncirculated
- Issuer
- Federal Republic of Germany
The family
Nature, culture, the country and the beginning.German gold euro coins in 4 chapters.
Each motif leads to its page. Where each mint has a page of its own, the letters lead there.
Nature
German Forest
Native Birds
Culture
Musical Instruments
German Craftsmanship
The country
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Lübeck 2007
The Hanseatic city in the last light.Lübeck 2007 on 100 euro.
100 euro in fine gold 999.9/1,000, issued by the Federal Republic of Germany.
1/2 Ounce Gold 100 Euro 2007 Lübeck: A Gold Coin with History and Value
The 1/2 Ounce Gold 100 Euro 2007 Lübeck is more than just a gold coin. It is a piece of German history, a work of art, and a secure investment all in one. As part of the popular Gold Euro series, which has been issued annually by the German mints since 2002, it offers both collectors and investors great value.
Product Details at a Glance
- Investment objective: Bullion coin offering inflation hedge and value preservation.
- Design: The coin features the impressive cityscape of Lübeck, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Material / Fineness: The coin is made of pure gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000.
- Manufacturer: Produced by renowned German mints.
- Country of origin: Germany
The coin dates from the 2007 minting year and is in mint condition. With a diameter of 28.00 mm and a fine weight of 15.55 g, it fits into any collection and is also easy to store. It is delivered in a case, which protects its condition and value over the years.
Invest in Gold
Anyone who invests in gold coins is investing in one of the oldest and most stable currencies in the world. Gold has an intrinsic value that can never fall to zero. It is a scarce commodity with limited supply, which leads to long-term value stability. In addition, gold is exempt from VAT, and profits from its sale are generally tax-free if the holding period is at least one year.
Gold offers protection against crises and inflation. It is tradable worldwide and can be used as a medium of exchange. The largest holders of gold in the world are the central banks, which shows that they no longer trust their own product, fiat money. Gold can serve as a long-term retirement provision and can pass wealth down from generation to generation.
The 1/2 Ounce Gold 100 Euro 2007 Lübeck: A Part of German Contemporary History
The 1/2 Ounce Gold 100 Euro 2007 Lübeck is a part of German contemporary history. It belongs to the series of German Euro gold coins, which have been issued annually since 2002 and feature designs of cities or historical events in Germany. Minting is evenly distributed across all five mints of the Federal Republic of Germany (A, D, F, G, and J), with designs changing each year.
The coin is strictly limited to 400,000 pieces worldwide. This makes it particularly valuable and sought after by collectors and investors. Its design was largely created by the Berlin-based designer and master engraver Bodo Broschat. It depicts the impressive cityscape of Lübeck, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a true work of art.
Conclusion
The 1/2 Ounce Gold 100 Euro 2007 Lübeck is a valuable and attractive investment option for anyone looking to invest in Gold Euro coins. It combines history, art, and value in a single coin, offering both collectors and investors great added value. With its strict limitation and high gold fineness, it is a secure and value-stable investment that retains its worth even in times of crisis.
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