it's a 1938 2Mark, with Paul von Hindenburg's portrait on that back.
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Hey guys, just thought I would share this coin I recieved the other day...
it's a 1938 2Mark, with Paul von Hindenburg's portrait on that back.
it's a 1938 2Mark, with Paul von Hindenburg's portrait on that back.
A good example of that coin. I'm a big German collector. I don't have many Nazi-era. But I do have that one. It's not as nice though.
I love Nazi era coins. Not the greatest design but boy do they have some history behind them.
QUOTE(Burks @ Feb 10 2006, 09:02 PM)
but boy do they have some history behind them.
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Tis why I bought it
I think I got one of those hidding in the Cellar. . . .
Nice coin!! I have always liked those, especially the edge.
The outside edge is inscribed;
"The Common Good goes before the Interest of the Individual" (translated)
"The Common Good goes before the Interest of the Individual" (translated)
Here's a rare piece that I found in the bargain bin a few years ago at a local coin shop.
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Germany 10 Reichspfennig
1945 A-Obverse
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Germany 10 Reichspfennig
1945 A-Reverse
Typically, zinc coins from the Third Reich are very easy to find. But this one from 1945 is especially difficult to come by. It was minted in Berlin which makes this an interesting historic coin.
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Germany 10 Reichspfennig
1945 A-Obverse
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Germany 10 Reichspfennig
1945 A-Reverse
Typically, zinc coins from the Third Reich are very easy to find. But this one from 1945 is especially difficult to come by. It was minted in Berlin which makes this an interesting historic coin.
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