Deutschland. 100 Euro 2011 "Wartburg Castle in Eisenach" - J (Hamburg)

The 100 Euro Wartburg half ounce pure gold coin belongs to the series of Euro gold coins that commemorate the German cities that were added on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list. Proof quality. It carries a face value of 100 Euros. Pure gold content (grams): 15.55174. Fineness: 999.9. Dimensions: 28mm Diameter.
The 100 Euro Wartburg gold coin presents the Wartburg Castle mounted on the hills in such a way that it overlooks the city. The inscriptions found are the "UNESCO WELTERBE WARTBURG" in a semicircle above the castle and below the castle are found the following words: "Gegr. 1067", "Ludwig der Springer", "Hermann I. 1207 Sänger", "Krieg. Hl. Elisabeth", "Luther Wartburg", and "Fest 1817".
The 12 European stars are designed in a semicircle in the superior part of the reverse of the 100 Euro Wartburg gold coin and at the bottom of the coin, exactly under the German eagle can be observed the following inscriptions: "BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND" which is the minting authority, the issuing year 2001, and the face value of "100 Euro".
If we consider the limited mintage of only 300,000 gold coins to which we were to add the fact that the 100 Euro Wartburg gold coin is the last coin minted, until now, belonging to the series of commemorative UNESCO gold coins, we definitely could state that this gold coin is of great interest for collectors.
The 100 Euro Wartburg gold coin I am selling was minted in Hamburg, as you can notice after the letter "J", which is the last inscription present on the reverse of this gold coin.