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 I think it's probably best to post the pics in World Coins. Look forward to seeing it! |
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the coin is silver on both sides, but the lighting made the back look gold
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United States
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looking at it again I guess its from 1937 and not 1934.
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I'd just like more info about the coin. Again, thanks in advance
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to the Community! I moved your welcome post to the appropriate forum for the proper attention.  |
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Uruguay
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korruptorx Yours is a 2 Reichsmark from Germany 1937, during the Nazi government, and It is made of silver 0.625 To determinate the Mint name you have to pay attention on obverse, the little letter near 1847, then you can find the total mintage for that coin here: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3416.html Enjoy! Edited by cara
12/26/2016 9:54 pm
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Nice old coin! cara, great link!  |
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and great info cara! |
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Always nice to find a historic coin. |
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Thanks Cara! Great info and thanks for the link :-)
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It looks like the mint mark is a G, but it's so small I can't really tell. If it is the case, there were not as many of these minted. Thanks again Cara :-)
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Hi,
the mintmark appears to be a 'G'.
Best
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United States
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Thanks Potsdam, I thought the same. Hard to tell though without a magnifying glass.
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