GOETZ: K-77 Silver Bavarian 5 Piece Pattern Set

cacheman

Only six original silver sets were minted.







Provenance: The KarlGoetz.com Collection

Zohar

Very nice, and great photography.

worldcoinguy

Extremely nice set and photography is amazing.

coinkat

Is there a box?

As for the photography- it exceeds the high standard that you have already set

JCMhouston

Very nice set.

cacheman

<< <i>Very Nice >>

Thanks Zohar!


<< <i>Is there a box? >>



Yes, the usual red pattern set box but with grey velvet material instead of the green usually associated with the copper and bronze sets.

I purchased this set slabbed and think they should either be freed or resubmitted as PCGS was brutal on the grades. Many times, Goetz' patterns are down-graded because the 'grader' is unaware that Goetz hand-cut the dies and hubs for these pieces. Oft times small spurs might occur in the devices or lettering and they see it as a flaw, which it isn't. All should be DCAM in my opinion but since I don't personally slab anything I guess it really doesn't matter. The main perk is that they are all of the same original set and have a beautiful peacock blue toning and original skin that tie them all together.

The grades are as follows:
2m PR64CAM
3m PR66CAM
5m PR64
10m PR66
20m PR65

harasha

The 20M reverse puzzles me. You would think that it represented the people struggling under the weight of the monarchy, but I do not think that would be an issue in 1913. I also do not think that Goetz would be committing an equivalent of treason.

DorkGirl

Thanks for sharing.

Weiss

Not a huge fan of Goetz, but damn. There is no denying the artistry and talent.

cacheman

If anyone is interested in further info for this set you can go here to access the album for this set or any of the others I have uploaded so far. I am currently trying to populate the needed fourteen albums for Goetz' different patterns. Some of these albums still need a little more work.

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TwoKopeiki

Simply amazing set. Thank you for sharing it!

Stork

Lovely set (and pictures of course!).

I finally made it to Germany, specifically Bavaria and I have to say that looking at things posted on this site (including specifically your Goetz items) made the history of the region more interesting to me as we drove around.

Great set and thanks for the postings!


Cathy

mkman123

Design is nice and i like the way the eagles look