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1913-J German East Africa Wilhelm II Silver Rupie NGC AU58

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On offer a 1913 Wilhelm II Silver Rupie of German East Africa graded AU58!

Coins from the German East Africa colony, Deutsch-Ostafrika, circulated across present-day Burundi, Rwanda, mainland Tanzania, and the Kionga Triangle, later absorbed into Mozambique.
Struck in Hamburg, Germany, this coin retains a substantial portion of its original mint lustre, showcasing brilliant golden hues with flashes of electric blues peeking through.

NGC Standard Brown. Certificate No. 6492386-006

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Description

Origin:German East Africa (Deutsch-Ostafrika)

Mint: Hamburg, Germany

Denomination Rupie

Composition:Silver

Date:1913-J

Obverse: GUILELMUS II IMPERATOR. Helmeted half-length figure in uniform facing left. (Engraver. Emil Weigand)

Reverse:DEUTSCH OSTAFRIKA /1 / RUPIE / 1913 / J. Value within palm branches. (Engraver: Otto Schultz)

Edge:Reeded

Grade:NGC MS58

Diameter & Weight:30.5 mm, 11.66g

Provenance:Schulman B.V, Auctions Amsterdam, Netherlands

German East Africa

Establishment

Upon its establishment as a colony in the 1880s, German East Africa encompassed present-day Burundi, Rwanda, and Tanzania. The German authorities imposed control through treaties, military presence, and administrative structures, displacing local governance systems.

Economic & Political Changes

This colonization triggered significant changes in the region’s socio-economic and political landscapes. Germans introduced infrastructure developments, including railways and ports, aimed at facilitating resource extraction and trade. Plantation agriculture, particularly in the production of cash crops like coffee and cotton, became pivotal to the colony’s economic growth.

However, the colonial rule was marred by exploitation and resistance. Indigenous communities faced forced labor and oppressive measures, leading to revolts and uprisings against German rule.

The colonization of German East Africa, characterized by its economic exploitation and resistance from local populations, played a crucial role in shaping the region’s history and laying the groundwork for subsequent struggles for independence.

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