German States, Kingdom of Württemberg (Related to Russia) Bronze Medal 1871 - Silver Wedding Anniversary of King Karl I and Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna - PCGS SP64 TOP POP. The highest and only one graded in PCGS census (28.10.2026). Fantastic lustrous specimen with mirror-like fields. Medalier: Christian Schnitzspahn. Ebner 104; Klein/Raff 25; Slg. Wurster 872. Obv.: Conjoined busts of King Karl I of Württemberg and Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna right. Inscription around: KARL KOENIG V. WUERTTEMBERG * OLGA KOENIGIN V. WUERTTEMBERG GROSSFUERSTIN V. RUSSLAND (Karl, King of Württemberg / Olga, Queen of Württemberg, Grand Duchess of Russia). Rev.: The crowned coats of arms of Württemberg and Russia within an ornate cartouche; above, the monograms of the couple enclosed by a ring. Below, a winged cherub's head above a ribbon bearing the engraved commemorative dates; palm branch to left and laurel branch to right. Karl I of Württemberg and Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia were married in 1846. Olga, a daughter of Emperor Nicholas I, became Queen of Württemberg upon Karl's accession in 1864. Their silver wedding anniversary in 1871 marked twenty-five years of marriage and symbolized the dynastic connection between Württemberg, in present-day Germany, and the Russian Imperial family.