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The Third Reich began in 1933 and ended with the Allied occupation in 1945. (They minted no silver coins after 1939)
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Thailand
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In reply to just carl and eaglefoot re your granite coins. Didn't pre-historic numismatists keep them in beakers (hence earning them their name)?
Perhaps you could do the same!
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In reply to just carl and eaglefoot re your granite coins. Didn't pre-historic numismatists keep them in beakers (hence earning them their name)?
Perhaps you could do the same!
Sure would have liked to see one of their coin shows back then. I wonder how many of the those stone aged coins were being sold on ebay. You just know there had to be something like ebay a few hundred thousand years ago.  |
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Hey Nic, check the mint mark on your coin,it should be under the date from memory,heres where your coin was made,
A = Berlin
B = Vienna
D = München
F = Stuttgart
G = Karlsruhe
J = Hamburg
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Quote:Sap said:The swastika is certainly a problem in France - I understand that nothing featuring one is allowed to be bought or sold there. If you're selling Nazi items on ebay, make sure French people can't find them easily. Sap & others -> pardon my naivete, I'm not a seller on ebay but am thinking about it as a way to offload some of my extra coins. How could a seller on ebay effectively ensure that French people couldn't find them easy? |
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Quote:I understand that nothing featuring one is allowed to be bought or sold there. If you're selling Nazi items on ebay, make sure French people can't find them easily. Does this also apply to coins? I don't know about France, but (I have read) that Germany has a similar law, but coins are exempt. Does this sound right?  Quote:How could a seller on ebay effectively ensure that French people couldn't find them easy? Research which countries bar the sale of coins with swastikas, and list those countries as "won't ship to" |
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Thanks schmidty - makes perfect sense. Appreciate the quick reply!
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Hey cheetahcats, PM me if you have some third reich coins to get rid of. (I would PM you but you don't have any contact info listed) Thanks!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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spaceace - I'll browse through them and see what extras I have.
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United States
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CheetaCats, if you have any that spaceace doesn't need/want, please let me know.  |
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A = Berlin
B = Vienna
D = München
F = Stuttgart
G = Karlsruhe
J = Hamburg thanks agosos for the info, I have the "A" mintmark for Berlin, 5RM,1935 Hindenberg unc w/o the swastika,there are 3 types of 5RM, so am still looking for the other two, that's the church and the eagle on top of the swastika |
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Thanks Agosos. Comprehensive selection.
The bulk prices appear competitive.
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Australia
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I havent actually purchased from these guys,I have found cheaper bulk lots on other sites,but I'm picking the quality would be different.I use it for research,nice info and sharp pics,etc... Edit:Heres a nazi note,I have a couple spare if anyones intersted, http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/...ichsmark.jpgEdited by Agosos
02/26/2010 1:12 pm
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