Coin Hindenburg
The market value of a 1939 Reichsmark with Paul von Hindenburg?
coin is in fine condition with the Reich eagle and swastika on the tails side.
You have a silver coin from Hitler’s Third Reich. If it’s a 2 Reichsmark, then it’s listed in the Standard Catalog of World Coins as KM#93 and has a minimum book value of $2.50 in grade Fine, but with recent rise in precious metal values the coin should be valued at least $1 more. This 2 reichsmark is silver 0.625 fine with an actual silver mass of 0.1607 troy oz. Else if your coin is a 5 Reichsmark, then it’s listed as KM#94, has silver fineness of 0.900 and the actual silver weight is 0.4016 oz. In grade fine the minimum book value quoted for this coin is $3 but the current silver bullion value has already exceeded its book value so I would revalue it at $6, at least. For your additional info, the following year after Germany withdrew from the League of Nations in 1935, the first coinage of the Third Reich was issued featuring the infamous swastika. These coins bore the legend Deutsches Reich and show the German stylized-eagle atop the swastika on the reverse while the obverse depicts the bust of German President Paul von Hindenburg, whose actions were instrumental in Hitler’s meteoric rise. Surprisingly no coins were issued featuring Hitler’s portrait.
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