German East Africa Co. 1906 1 Rupie

Step into the German colonial era of East Africa with the 1906 German East Africa 1 Rupie coin, now preserved in an Anka handcrafted wooden watch. Minted under Kaiser Wilhelm II, this coin represents the German Empire’s administrative and commercial influence in East Africa before World War I.
The coin is composed of silver, measuring 27 mm in diameter and weighing 11 grams. Its obverse bears the effigy of Kaiser Wilhelm II, while the reverse features the German East Africa Company emblem and denomination. This coin was essential for trade, commerce, and the colonial economy.
Hand,set into rare oak wood, the coin becomes the focal point of a luxurious timepiece. The natural grain of oak enhances the silver’s metallic luster, creating a watch that is both historically meaningful and visually stunning.
USP : A tangible artifact of early 20th,century African,European history.