Well, it would be easy to identify this coin, but it has a really non-usual obverse. I need some help to know it's history, what it's made of, minting place and it's value.
This is supposed to be a (West) German 5 Mark piece of .625 silver. It's a commemorative piece, thus the unusual obverse design. However, the reverse does not match catalog records. Here's how it's supposed to look like:
The coin commemorates the National Museum in Nürnberg's 100th anniversary. I'm thinking it can be some sort of museum-issued special piece, but I don't know for sure.
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