Strange coin

Help with this coin. Obverse is old... Coin came from Germany.

Hi,
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4713.html
3 Mark - Wilhelm II Declaration of war of Prussia against Napoleon

Aaron

That is what I found as well - then saw why it was called strange -
as the loose coin (not in the holder) has one side different. The crowned
eagle with wings outstretched belongs on a different coin; so if genuine is a 'mule'.
Such as this reverse also from Prussia ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19478.html

So combining coins in both links gives this ...

Citeer: "ZacUK"​ The crowned ​eagle with wings outstretched belongs on a different coin; so if genuine is a 'mule'.
​Such as this reverse also from Prussia ...
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19478.html

​Exactly this...

Prussia (Berlin Mint, "A" mintmark) also struck another commemorative 3 Mark coin that same year featuring the regular eagle reverse, for Kaiser Wilhelm II's Silver Jubilee, so it's not unimaginable that such a mule could have been created (given that it is real).

How much it can be worth ? ( Mule ? )

Citeer: "Liubertas"​How much it can be worth ? ( Mule ? )

​Potentially quite a lot, though I can't provide a definite answer.

Out of interest though, can we see the edge?

So at least we know it isn't two different coins soldered together or something.

Maybe this link will help.

http://currencies.wikia.com/wiki/German_3_mark_coin_(1908-1918)