GERMANY SILVER 3 MARK 1913 (UNC) HAMBURG - Гамбург 3 Марки Люкс ☮☮☮

☮☮☮ GERMANY SILVER COINS g., Silver oz. ASW, 33 mm. Obv: Three tower castle on helmeted shield with supporters Rev: Crowned imperial eagle, shield on breast Edge Lettering: GOTT MIT UNS 1913 J - 343,200 The city of Hamburg is located on the Elbe River about 75 miles (125 kilometers) from the North Sea. Tradition states that it was founded by Charlemagne in the early 9th century. At first, the town was controlled by the archbishopric of Bremen and Hamburg (see Bremen). In 1110, Hamburg and the territory of Holstein came under the rule of Count Adolf I of Schauenburg (Schaumburg, ruled 1106-1128), which inaugurated a period stretching for four centuries in which the Holstein dynasty exercised authority over the city. Hamburg joined with Lübeck in 1241 to form the first partnership in what was to become the Hanseatic League. Count Adolf VI of Schau