King Albert I. of Saxony

The Kingdom of Saxony under King Albert I was a significant political and economic entity within the German Empire. Albert I ruled from 1873 until his death in 1902. During his reign, Saxony experienced a phase of industrial revolution and economic growth, which was also reflected in its coinage.

Albert I was known for his reforms in education, trade, and social welfare. He pursued a balanced policy between the powerful neighboring states of Prussia and Austria, while Saxony remained closely tied to the German Empire.

Coins of King Albert I

Nominal Values: 5 Mark, 10 Mark, 20 Mark
Materials: Gold (900/1000), Silver
Motifs: Portrait of King Albert, Crowned Imperial Eagle, Inscription „GOTT MIT UNS“