FAQ for Coins & Medals

Could you please tell me something about this coin and what it's current market value is? I eagerly welcome your expert advice and await your reply. Sincerely, Ruth

Your coin was issued by the German State Brandenburg Ansbach.

It shows Christian Frederick Charles Alexander, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach

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Approx. Value of the coin depending on grade: f 15 US $, vf 20 US$, xf 50 US $

The grade for the pictured coin is about f.

Prussian 1786 Thaler Coin with Friedrich the Great (07/13/2007)

I hope this finds you well. I was looking for information on a coin and came across your website. I would appreciate it if you would help me. I have a silver coin on one side there is a Profile of a man and "Fridericus Borussorum Rex". The opposite side has an crowned eagle with a cannon and arrows and "Ein Reichs Thaler 17 A 86". Any information you could provide about history or worth would be greatly appreciated. Have a great afternoon. Yours, Will Hiley

Your coin was issued by the German State Prussia.

It shows King Friedrich II who ruled Prussia 1740 - 1786

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Approx. Value of the coin depending on grade: f 80 US $, vf 150 US$, xf 250 - 300 US $

Double headed coins (03/26/2007)

Have you ever heard of a wheat penny that has the wheat on both sides? Both sides are the same and there is no date on the coin. Has there ever been a misprint of this sort?

Yes, such misstruck double headed coins do exist! But most of them are fakes. The Department of Treasury writes: "It is very rare for the United States Mint to produced double-headed coins, because coins are struck on both sides simultaneously with two different dies of different physical dimensions. Most double headed coins found at trade shows are novelties produced from two coins."
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But if they are authentic they have a very high value!

Austrian 1881 1 Kreuzer coin (08/25/2006)

Hello, Sorry for taking up your time but I was wondering if you could provide me with some information on a 1881 Austrian coin. On 1 side it say's only "1 1881" and on the other side it say's "K. K. Oesterreichische Scheidemunze. Any information you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks George

This coin was issued by Austria. Denomination: 4 Kreuzer
Approx. values depending on grade: vf 2 $, xf 8 $

Austrian 1860 4 Kreuzer coin (08/11/2006)

Hi there, I have an old coin dated 1860, with the number 4 above it, and fern around the the edge of the coin, on the other side it has 2 headed eagle with crowns on, one eagle holding a sword and the other a cross. these words K.K.OESTERREICHISCHE SCHEIDEMUNZE ARE AROUND THE COIN, can u please tell me if this is of any value.

This coin was issued by Austria. Denomination: 4 Kreuzer
Approx. values depending on grade:
Mint mark A or B: f 6 $, vf 15 $, xf 40 $
Mint mark E: f 40 $, vf 100 $, xf 250 $

Gulden and Florin (04/01/2005)

I am doing genealogical research on my ancestors from Greding, Bavaria. Records indicate that inheritances were paid to the sons in “Gulden” up until about 1850. After that it changes to “fl.”, which I am assuming is a florin. Is that correct? Are these coins silver or gold? Are they of equivalent values? What value would they have back then? Could you please post a picture of them? Thanks in advance for your help.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus St. Louis, Missouri; John

The Gulden was in former times a gold coin. Later it became a silver coin. The Bavarian Gulden 1837 - 1871 was a silver coin with a weight of 10.6 g. 2 Thaler were 3 1/2 Gulden.
The Florin was in former times an english gold coin. 1849 - 1946 it was an english silver coin. 1 Florin = 2 Two Shillings.
In Austria / Hungary also a florin silver coin was issued. It was called Forint.

Prussian Medal with Emperor Friedrich III. (02/25/2005)

I found this old coin or medal in my father's things and was wondering if it has any worth. Thanks, Suzanne Marsh Eugene, Oregon, USA

Inscription: 18 Oktober 1823 / 15.Juni 1888
Lerne leiden ohne zu klagen, Friedrich

sammler.com:
This is a medal which was issued 1888 for the death of emperor Friedrich III who ruled Prussia and the Second German Empire only for 100 days.
Friedrich was a liberal emperor. It was a tragedy for Germany that he ruled Germany only for such a short time because his successor and relative young son and imperialist Wilhelm II was one of the main responsible persons for the beginning of World War I 26 years later.
Values of such medals: about 20 - 50 US$

1 Centavo 1944 Philippines (08/26/2005)

I WAS GOING THRU SOME OF MY OLD COINS I HAVE HAD FOR YEARS AND FOUND ONE I HAVE HAD FOR ABOUT 10 YEARS.
IT LOOKS LIKE BRASS, AND ON ONE SIDE IT SAYS ONE CENTAVO AND AT THE BOTTOM IT SAYS FILIPINOS. ON THE OTHER SIDE IT SAYS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND HAS 1944. IT LOOKS LIKE THE MARINE EMBLEM IN THE MIDDLE. DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT A COIN LIKE THIS.
IT IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A QUARTER. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP, JIM

1 Franc 1942 (05/06/2005)

Austria: 1 Florin 1891 / 5 Corona 1900 / 2 Corona 1912 (10/04/02)

I have 3 coins from, I believe, Austria. They are dated 1891, 1900, and 1912. Man on the front of all three, two of them with a "laurel crown" and one without. The coin dated 1891 has "HVNGAR.BOHEM.GAL. LOD.ILL.REX A.A.1891" with the face value marked as "1FL" Does this sound like anything??? The later dated coins do not have the same thing on the back. The one dated 1900 has "QVINQVE.CORONA" and the oned dated 1912 has "II CORONA MDCCCCXII" . Any information you could give would be appreciated.
Thankyou.
Carlin Smith

All coins were issued by Austria.
First coin: 1 Florin 1891 values: vf 7 $, xf 12 $, unc 25 $
Second coin: 5 Kronen 1900 values: vf 20 $, xf 50 $, unc 100 $
Third coin: 2 Kronen 1912 values: vf 4 $, xf 7 $, unc 12 $

1 Taler 1768 Nürnberg (Nuremberg) (06/30/01)

I HAVE A GERMAN COIN THAT A FAMILY MEMBER RECEIVED WHILE IN THE WAR IN GERMANY I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW MUCH IT IS WORTH. ON ONE SIDE IT HAS IOSEPHVS II.D.G. ROMIMP SEMPAVG AND SOME KIND OF SYMBOL,THE OTHER SIDE HAS;X EINE FEINE MARCH 1768 AT THE TOP, NURNBERG S.R AT THE BOTTOM, IN THE MIDDLE HAS A PICTURE OF A CITY WITH A SHINING STAR OR FIREWORKS ABOVE IT. PLEASE LET US KNOW AS SOON AS YOU CAN.
THANKS VICKI THOMPSON

This coin with the denomination of 1 Thaler (X Eine Feine Mark = 1 Thaler) was issued 1768 by the South German town Nürnberg .
The Free City of Nürnberg had the right to struck coins from 1376 until 1806.
1806 Nürnberg lost its independancy and was made part of Bavaria.
IOSEPHVS II was Emperor of the States Union Holy Roman German Empire (He was also emperor und ruler of Austria) and was so formally the head of Nürnberg. But Nürnberg and the other German Sates within the Holy Roman German Empire were de facto independant states.
The city which is pictured on the coin is Nürnberg, which was for a long time German second largest city.
The "FIREWORKS" are not fireworks but this triangle symbolizes the holy trinity (God, Jesus, The Holy Ghost).

I think your family member came at the end of world war II to Nürnberg which was occupied on 4/20/1945 by the allied forces and a lot of US American soldiers were stationed here after the war. 1946 was also in Nürnberg the famous war crimes trial.

And now the approx. value of your coin depending on grade: f 100 $, vf 180 $, xf 300 $

10 Gold Mark 1911 (06/16/01)

I have a 1911 - 10 Mark Coin my father brought home during WWII. It has the Words DEUTSCHES REICH on the back. The detail especially on the back is exceptional. It has a mint mark of A on the front. Is that Berlin? The front has the words - WILLHEILM II DEUTSCHER KAISER KONIG V. PREUSSEN. Who is the person appearing on the front? I am trying to research any information on the coin and try to get some idea of its value. It appears to have some gold in it. Any help would be appreciated.

This gold coin was issued in the largest german state of the German Empire Prussia. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The person in the front on this coin is the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia 1888 - 1918 and emperor of Germany 1888 - 1918. King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 90 $ for condition vf, 120 $ for the good condition xf and 160 $ for an uncirculated condition.

2 Mark Prussia 1901 (01/31/01)

I have a (I guess) Bicentennial coin. It has Friedrich 1 1701 Wilhelm 2 1901 on the front.Deutsches Reich 2 1901 on the back. I'm by far no expert on coins, but I do have a little knowledge of some U.S. 20TH century coins, let me just say if this coin has been around sense 1901 it's in VERY good condition. Any help on it's history and value would be appresiated.G.R.

This commeorative coin was issued 1901 for the Bicentennial of the Prussian Kingdom.
The person in the front on this coin is the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia 1888 - 1918 and emperor of Germany 1888 - 1918. King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.
The person in the background is Friedrich I. who became 1701 the first King of Prussia.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 13 $ for the condition vf, 18 $ for xf, 23 $ for unc.
There was issued also a 5 Mark coin. The value of the 5 Mark coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 35 $ for the condition vf, 50 $ for xf, 80 $ for unc.

5 Mark Prussia 1913 (01/18/01)

I've found a coin too. Can you help me with it's value. Here are the particulars.
Front:Wilhelm II Deutscher Kaiser Konig Von Preussen "A"
Back: Deutsches Reich 1913 Funf Mark

The person on this coin is the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia 1888 - 1918 and emperor of Germany 1888 - 1918. King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 18 $ for the condition vf, 25 $ for xf, 75 $ for unc.

1 Thaler Saxony 1862 (01/07/01)

We have a 1862 coin. The face side has the words IOHANN V.G.G. VON SACHSEN with a B under the bust. The back side has two men standing, looking at a coat of arms with four, three leaf clovers diagonally across it and a crown on top of it. Starting on the left on the man on the left and reading counter clockwise the words, Ein Thaler 1862 xxx Ein pf.f., on the left about waist high and reading clockwise SEGEN DES BERGBAUS. Any information that you can supply as to the historical background and value of this would be much appreciated. Thank you much. Ron

This silver coin was issued by the german state Saxony. Saxony was an independant German state until the unification of the German Empire 1871.The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 15 $ for condition f, 30 $ for condition vf, 40 $ for the good condition xf .

5 Mark Saxony 1876 (12/29/00)

I found a coin from 1876. The front of the coin has a man's profile, and the name around the head reads Albert Koenig von Sachsen. There is the
letter "E" under the profile. The back has the spread winged eagle and reads Deutsches Reich 1876, Funf Mark. Where can I find information regarding this coin and it's value? Thank you, Kerri

This silver coin was issued by the german state Saxony. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 27 $ for condition f, 55 $ for condition vf, 650 $ for the good condition xf and 1300 $ for an uncirculated condition.

3 Mark 1912 OTTO KOENIG VON BAYERN (12/09/00)

I HAVE UNEARTHED WITH MY METAL DETECTOR A COIN IN FINE CONDITION ITS A 1912 OTTO KOENIG VON BAYERN WITH THE LETTER D UNDER THE BUST ON THE OBVERSE SIDE, ON THE REVERSE SIDE IT SAYS DEUTSCHES REICH 1912 DREI MARK ALSO ON THE SMOOTH EDGES OF THE COIN ARE THE WORDS MIT UNS AND GOTT WITH SOME SCROLL WORK. COULD YOU GIVE ME A LITTLE INFO ON THE COIN, WHERE MINTED?, AND HOW MANY MINTED, ANY OTHER INFO WOULD BE NICE, THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.. I LIVE IN CALIFORNIA USA AND IT IS UNUSUAL TO FIND A COIN OF THIS TYPE HERE, THANK YOU ROBERT

It is really rather unusal to find an old coin of my home country Bavaria.
This silver coin was issued in the south german state Bavaria. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The king on the coin is Otto who was King of Bavaria 1886-1913.
1.01 million of this coin were minted in the Bavarian capital Munich.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 15 $ for the condition vf and 22 $ for xf.

1939 Half Penny (12/09/00)

hi i recently found a coin in a piggy bank and was wondering about its origin,and value. the coin is a 1939 half penny. it has a man's face on the
front and he is facing left. around the edges of the coin it reads like this GEORGIVS VI D: G: BR: OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP. i dont have a clue as to what this means. on the back of the coin is a ship the bow is facing to the left. across the top is says HALF PENNY and below the ship it says 1939. i hope that you can help me with this as it has made me somewhat curious. thanks

This silver coin was issued by Great Britain.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 0.50 $ for condition vf, 1.50 $ for the good condition xf and 4 $ for an uncirculated condition.

5 Mark Baden 1903 (12/09/00)

I have a 1903 German coin with Friedrich Grosherzog Von Baden on the front with a portrait and a G at the bottom.On the back it says Deutsches Reich 1903 Funf Mark with a picture of an eagle with a shield. Can you give me some idea what it may be worth. Thank you

This silver coin was issued in the south german state Baden. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 40 $ for condition vf, 100 $ for the good condition xf and 200 $ for an uncirculated condition.

1 Thaler Prussia 1786 (11/04/00)

I recently found among my father's estate a German coin and am trying to find its value. The description is as follows:
side one: Fridericus Borussorum Rex with profile of Barbarrosa
side two: Ein Reichs Thaler with date 17 A 86
eagle crowned atop a cannon with what looks like spears or arrows from wings
Can you give me some idea of its value?

answer from sammler.com:
This coin was issued in Prussia Germany 1786.
The A is the mintmark of this coin.
On the front side you see the King of Prussia Friedrich II the Great
The approx. value depends on the condition of the coin:
f 70 $ vf 150 $, xf 350 $

5 Mark 1876 C Preussen (11/04/00)

I have a very old German coin. On one side it says WILHELM DEUTSCHER KAISER KONIG PREUSSEN AND HAS THE LETTER C below the head of a man with a beard. on the back side it says DEUTSCHES REICH 1876 mark funf it has an eagle with spread wings and a crown above the eagles head and a crest in the middle of the eagle. I read what your answer was for the B, is C about the same price and if so where could we sell this.

Wilhelm I was King of Prussia 1861-1888 and emperor of Germany 1871 - 1888.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 35 - 40 $ for the condition vf, 250 $ for xf, 750 $ for unc. The condition of this coin is very important for this coin. This was used during a long time as currency. Therefore the most coins have a bad condition.

20 Franc, dated 1371, with the word Maroc (10/06/00)

Do you know of a coin that is: 20 Franc, dated 1371, with the word Maroc?>
I haven't seen the coin as of yet, but I know it exists. I have been searching the www, and haven't found any francs dated that far back. If you could give me info on where to search, I would appreciate it.

This coin is not so old as you may think because the date 1371 is an islamic date. So your coin was not issued 1371 but 1954. It was minted in the North African state Morocco.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and the mintmark and is approx. :
vf 0.50 $, xf 1 $, unc 2 $
Values of 10 Francs 1371: vf 0.40 $,, xf 1 $, unc 2 $
Values of 50 Francs 1371: vf 0.60 $,, xf 1.20 $, unc 2.40 $

2 Reichspfennig 1938 coin (05/29/00)

Yes I have found a 1938 Reichspfennig 2 coin... Do you have any information on someone I could talk to about finding out how much it is worth, and some of the history on the coin. Thanks, Mary Evans

This coin was issued in Germany under Nazi Rule.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and the mintmark and is approx. :

Deutsches Reich 25 Pfennig 1909 G (05/29/00)

I have a german Deutsches Reich, 25 Pfennig on one side, with a G on the bottom or if, the ohter side has a eagle, with an emblem in the center, and it is dated 1909. It is silver or nickle colored. If you could give me any information on this i would appreciate it.

This nickle coin was issued in Germany between 1909 and 1912.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 10 $ for condition vf, 18 $ for the good condition xf and 30 $ for an uncirculated condition.

5 Mark 1875, Baden (05/20/00)

Hi, I have a coin and was wondering how much its worth. It's a german coin. The head side says: Friedrich Grosherzog von Baden. The tail side says: Deutsches Reich 1875 * Funf Mark. My grandfather gave me this coin. Thank you. Helge Lubmann

This silver coin was issued in the south german state Baden. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 25 $ for condition f, 75 $ for condition vf, 1100 $ for the good condition xf and 2300 $ for an uncirculated condition.

10 Mark 1877, Ludwig II (04/21/00)

I have a 1877 "D" Ludwig II 10 Mark gold coin. I am trying to find out any information I can about this coin mintage ect. and value. this coin is in very good condition with very clear detail and nice luster.
any information you can forward to me would be appreciated. Thank-You for your time

This gold coin was issued in the south german state Bavaria. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The king on the coin is the famous Bavarian King Ludwig II (Der Märchenkönig) who built Neu Schwanstein Castle. You can see a reproduction of this castle in Disney Land.
The small D is the mintmark of the city Munich.
10 M is the denomination that is 10 Marks.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 160 $ for condition vf, 230 $ for the good condition xf and 330 $ for an uncirculated condition. Congratulation you are in possesion of a very interesting coin

1877 5 Goldmark Hamburg (04/04/00)

I have been referred to regarding a German coin I have in question . I mostly have old American coins that were left to me by my family and I have in particular a coin that I am curious about. The coin is an 1877 gold 5 Mark Deutsches Reich. from Hamburg. I have not been able to find any info on these coins and I am wondering if it is of any importance. It is a lovely coin in very good condition. If you have any info or can refer me to someone else it would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards, C.D. Dennison

The Free City of Hamburg (part of the German Empire) had the right to issue its own coins until 1918 but the last coin was issued 1914.
The value of your rare gold coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 550 $ for the condition xf and 650 $ for unc.

1893 Columbian Exposition Half Dollar (03/11/00)

I HAVE A 1893 WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION CHICAGO HALF DOLLAR AND I JUST WANTED TO KNOOW THE VALUE IF ANY . IT ALSO HAS UNITED STATES OF AMERICIA ON THE COIN PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANK YOU DIDIFRUC

This commemorative Half Dollar was issued 1892 and 1893. The value is approx. 10 $ for grading unc for the 1892 and 1893 issue. Value for grading MS-60 25 $

Washington - Carver Half Dollar 1952 (03/11/00)

HI I HAVE A 1952 SILVER HALF DOLLER TWO HEADED MEN THAY ARE GEORGE W.CARYER AND LIBERTY BOOKER T. WASHINGSTON ON THE HALF DOLLER IT IS SILVER CAN U PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF IT IS WROTH ANY THING THANK YOU SO MUCH

This commemorative Half Dollar was issued 1952 in a PDS set. The value is approx. 75 $ for grading MS 60

20 Gold Mark 1902 Prussia (03/11/00)

I have a 1902 gold 20 mark coin its in excellent condition 0n the front it says wilhelm II deutscher kaiser konig v. preussen and on the back it says deutsches reich 1902 20 mark . Could you please let me know the value of this german coin.

Notgeld of Provinz Westfalen (03/11/00)

I have a group of Westfalen notgeld coins from 1922 marked with values of 100 Marks (2, brass alloy ) and 500 Mk (1, brass). Another group dated 1923, range in value from 50 Mk to 50 millionen Mk (6 in different sizes, aluminum). Also include is a group in brass, 1923, ranging in value from 500Mk to 500 millionen Mk, and a fourth group of 2 very large
silver colored coins one unmarked as to value and one marked as 1 billionen Mk. All are dedicated to Minister vom Stein , most with an obverse of a rearing horse bearing the marginal notation, "Notgeld der Provinz Westfalen". The coin faces are also marinally identified to Minister vom Stein as "Deutschlands Führer in Schwerer Zeit 1757-1831". Are these coins of any intrinsic value? regards, John L. Roberts

These commemorative tokens were issued by the German province Wetfalen during the German post World War I inflation period. These were not a official currency.

The values depend on the condition of these coins and the mintmark and are approx. :

2 Mark 1899 Prussia (03/05/00)

Hello, I have a german zwei mark coin. on the front is says: Wilhelm II Deutscher Kaiser Konig V. Preussen and on the back it says: Deutsches Reich 1899 ZWEI MARK Is this coin worth anything ?? It is not in real good shape thanks Dave Wiebe

The person on this coin is the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia 1888 - 1918 and emperor of Germany 1888 - 1918. King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 15 $ for the condition vf, 30 $ for xf, 80 $ for unc.
Because your coin is not in real good shape I think the value is not much more than 10 $

10 Pfennig 1940 (03/05/00)

I HAVE A COIN I WANT TO NOW THE PRICE OF THIS COIN. THE DESCRIPTION IS AS IT HAS A LARGE BIRD ON THE TAIL SIDE WITH A NATZI SYMBOL RIGHT IN BETWEEN THE BIRDS FEET. ITS A 1940 COIN WITH A TEN ON THE HEAD SIDE. IF YOU NOW THE VALUE OR NOW ANYBODY WHO MIGHT KNOW PLEASE CONTACT ME AT THIS EMAIL

Your coin was issued by Germany during World War II. The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and the mitmark and is approx. :

10 Pfennig 1899 (03/05/00)

I found a coin that is dated 1899. It has the numeral 10 on the back with the words: DEUTSCHES REICH 1899 PFENNIG
The front has a bird with wings spread and looks like some sort of crest for the country. If you know anything about this coin, please reply. D. Watts

The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and the mitmark and is approx.

5 Mark 1907 Prussia (03/05/00)

I have a coin on the front it has--Wilhelm II Deutscher Kaiser Konig V. Preussen
On the back it has--Deutsches Reich 1907 FÜNF Mark What is this coin worth in US dollars. It is in good condition. Thank you

The person on this coin is the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm II.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia 1888 - 1918 and emperor of Germany 1888 - 1918. King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 15 $ for the condition vf, 25 $ for xf, 65 $ for unc.

5 Mark 1874 Prussia (02/29/00)

I have a German coin in mint condition that I can describe as follows: It is a "funf mark", 1874, with a Bismark profile and with the following inscribed radially on its face: WILHELM DEUTSCER KAISER KONIG V. PREUSSEN
The back of the coin has an Imperial Eagle with the following inscription: DEUTSCHES REICH 1874 FUNF MARK
Around the rim of the coin, the following is inscribed: GOTT MIT UNS followed with a branch - iron cross - branch
Do you know its current value? Thank you. Ron Palmer

The person on this coin is not Bismark but the prussian king and german emperor Wilhelm I.
Wilhelm I was King of Prussia 1861-1888 and emperor of Germany 1871 - 1888.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 30 $ for the condition vf, 200 $ for xf, 450 $ for unc. The condition of this coin is very important for this coin. This was used during a long time as currency. Therefore the most coins have a bad condition.

10 Centimes 1917 (02/29/00)

I have a coin from 1917 that has an RF on the front and a whole in the middle of the coin. on the back side it says liberte egalite fraternite it has a face value of 10cmes??? Can you give me any info on worth and how many in circulation.
Thank you
P.S. I have about 500 different coins from all over the world that are from the WW II era. My uncle did WW II duty and passed these down to me. Where can I find info on these coins? Thank You Brian

This coin was issued by France.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 2 $ for the condition vf, 4 $ for xf

5 Mark 1876 B Preussen (02/29/00)

I have a old coin from Germany that I need the value of.on on side it says Wilhelm Deutscher Kaiser Konig V. preussen. It also has a B on this side and a picture of a man with a beard. On the other side it words are Deutsches Reich 1876 Funf Mark . It looks like a eagle with wings spread and crown over head. On side it has U N S and GOTT. This coin looks like silver and is in very good condition. If you have any information on this ,value or anyone wanting to buy one please let me know. I thank you for your help and time. Janet Campbell

Wilhelm I was King of Prussia 1861-1888 and emperor of Germany 1871 - 1888.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 30 $ for the condition vf, 200 $ for xf, 350 $ for unc. The condition of this coin is very important for this coin. This was used during a long time as currency. Therefore the most coins have a bad condition.

3 Mark 1911 Württemberg (02/29/00)

FRONT OF COIN - 1911 WILHELM II UND CHARLOTTE VON WURTTEMBERG 1886-1911..PICTURE OF MAN & WOMAN.... BACK OF COIN IS AN EAGLE WITH A CROWN AND IT READS: DEUTCHES REICH 1911 *DREI MARK* LETTERS ON THE EDGE OF THE COIN READS: GOTT MITT UNS..............THE COIN IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, DETAIL IS REMARKABLE. I HAVE RECEIVED VARIOUS PRICES FOR THIS COIN $40.00 TO $900.00. I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO KNOW THE VALUE OF THIS COIN. ANY HELP WOULD BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Württemberg 1911 3 Mark
16.67 g, 0.900 silver
Two types were issued:
Normal bar in H of Charlotte, mintage 493,000
High bar in H of Charlotte, mintage 7,000 . This coin is a rarity.
This coin was issued for the silver wedding anniversary of King Wilhelm II and Charlotte of Baden
Value of your coin depends on the type, on the condition of the coin and is approx.:
Normal bar in H: 30 $ for the condition vf, 40 $ for xf, 50 $ for unc.
High bar in H: 300 $ for the condition vf, 400 $ for xf, 500 $ for unc.

1861 Vereinsthaler with Maximillian II Koenig V. Bayern (02/29/00)

I have a coin which is excellent (not mint condition) date 1861. On the face of the coin is Maximillian II Koenig V. Bayern. On the opposite side of the coin is a crest encircled by the wording "xxx ein pfund fein 1861 ein vereinsthaler". Stamped on the exterior edge of the coin is "segne * gott * bayern. This coin was passed down from generation to generation along with other European coins. I am interested in the history of the coin as well as estimated worth. This coin appears to be silver. Through the years it has maintained its lustre and is in excellent condition.
Please reply via e-mail to offenv@aol.com. - Norman Weber
I also have an Italian coin, which is in good condition dated 1866. The face of the coin has Vittorio Emanuele II Re D'Italia. Opposite side of the coin has a wreath, mint mark N. Value shown is 10 Centesimi.
I have a number of other coins from this era, one dating back to 1759 (British in origin) Georoivs II Rex.
Please reply at your convenience. N. Weber

Bavarian 1861 Vereinsthaler
Mintage: 2.7 mill, 18.52 g, 0.900 silver
Maximillian was King of the German state Bavaria from 1848 til 1864. He was the father of the famous Bavarian King Ludwig II who built Neu Schwanstein.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 50 $ for the condition vf, 100 $ for xf, 150 $ for unc.

10 Centesimi 1866 N
Mintage: 67.7 mill, copper
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 4 $ for the condition vf, 8 $ for xf, 50 $ for unc.

Maria Theresia Thaler 1780 (01/13/00)

I'v got a coin with the following information on it. R-IMP-HU-BO-REG-..M-THERESIA-D-G-.on one side with a face of a lady. BURG-CO-TYR-1780-X...ARCHID-AVST-DUX...with coat of arms of eagle,crown and more.
Could you please inform me more of this coin,it is silver. Thank you Mr.A.Galant

5 Mark 1875 of Bavaria (01/7/00)

Hello, I'm trying to find the value of an 1875 Ludwig II (Koenig V. Bayern). That's the inscription on the front. And on the back it reads Deutsches Reich 1875 Funf Mark. Could you point me in the right direction.

This silver coin was issued in the south german state Bavaria. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The king on the coin is the famous Bavarian King Ludwig II (Der Märchenkönig) who built Neu Schwanstein Castle. You can see a reproduction of this castle in Disney Land.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 70 $ for the condition vf and 200 $ for xf. Congratulation you are in possesion of a very interesting coin

Commemorative 5 Mark 1955 (12/26/99)

Hello. I would appreciate it if you could help me find the value of a german coin. It says Ludwig Wilhelm Markgraf Von Baden 1655-1707 on the front and includes a picture of the ruler. The back says Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1955 and Deutschemark 5. The mint is G. It is a brassy color.

This was the third commemorative 5 Mark coin which was issued by the Federal Republic of Germany.
It is a silver coin. Therefore I'm surprised about the brassy color of your coin and I'm afraid that your coin is a counterfeit or something like this.
The high value of the real 5 Mark 1955 is depending on the the condition of the coin and is approx.:

5 and 2 Reichsmark, Paul von Hindenburg (12/26/99)

I recently made an unqualified impulse buy of some old German coins at an auction.
They appear to be a silver alloy, dated 1936-1939. They all have engraving on the sides (which I can't decipher; it seems to be German language words in a kind of Gothic printing). Four are large (about the size of a U.S. Susan B. Anthony dollar) and show the number 5 on the back, with the words "Deutsche Reich" and years of 1936, 1937 and 1938 (qty. 2).
Three are smaller, showing the number 2 and also "Deutsches Reich" 1938 and 1939 (qty 2). The face of all these coins show a man's picture, with the legend "Paul von Hindenburg 1847-1934" on them. Are these worth any serious amount of money?
Thank you in advance for any help.

These coins were issued with the denomination of 2 Reichsmark (the smaller coins) and 5 Reichsmark.
They are made of silver (2 Mark: 5 g silver, 5 Mark: 12.5 silver).
The value depends on condition, year of issue and mint mark of the coins.
Example of some values:

2 Reichsmark: 1937 A vf 2 $, xf 4 $, 1938 A vf 2 $, xf 5 $, 1939 E vf 20 $, xf 35 $
5 Reichsmark: 1938 A vf 5 $, xf 7 $, 1939 E vf 12 $, xf 25 $

1910 German Coin Universtät Berlin (12/7/99)

I have a german coin, the front says Friedrich Wilhelm III -Wilhelm II. Across the bottom it says, Universtat Berlin. There is side view of two men. It has the dates 1810-1910. I can't find anything on it.

This siver coin was issued in the largest german state Prussia. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
This coin was issued for 100 th anniversary of the foundation of the University Berlin.
Friedrich Wilhelm III was the ruling Prussian King when the university was founded.
Wilhelm II was King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany from 1888 -1918.
King Wilhelm II lead 1914 Germany into the fatal World War I. 1918 he had to abdicate when the first German Republic (Weimarer Republic) was founded.

The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 50 $ for the good condition xf and 70 $ for an uncirculated condition.

1 Reichspfennig 1937 (12/7/99)

hi my name is gina and i have a coin that is from 1937 with an Eagle holding a nazi symbol in its claws and it says: Deutsches Reich 1937 on the front and Reichspfennig on the front and i was wondering if it has and value. By the way there is also a 1 under Reichspfennig Thanx Gina R.

This german currency with the smallest denomination of 1 Reichspfennig was issued 1937 during the Nazi rule (1933 - 1945)
Deutsches Reich = German Empire
Reichspfennig = Penny
The value depends on the condition and the mintmark of the coin:
Approx. Value:
condition vf: all mintmarks 0.50 - 1 $
condition xf: A 1 $, D,E,F,J: 1.50 $, G 4 $

10 Gold Mark of Bavaria (12/7/99)

I have a gold coin dated 1873. On the front is reads. Ludwig II Koenig V. Bayern, it has a small D on the very bottom. On the back it reads Deutsches Reich 10 M 1873, with some kind of crest, bird with a shield. It seem to be in very good condition. Can you tell me what it might be worth. I think it is a german coin.
Thanks Tracy Kennedy

This gold coin was issued in the south german state Bavaria. Each state of the German Empire (1871 - 1918) had the right to issue own coins with a denomination from 2 Marks up to 20 Marks.
The king on the coin is the famous Bavarian King Ludwig II (Der Märchenkönig) who built Neu Schwanstein Castle. You can see a reproduction of this castle in Disney Land.
The small D is the mintmark of the city Munich.
10 M is the denomination that is 10 Marks.
The value of your coin depends on the condition of the coin and is approx. 250 $ for the good condition xf and 350 - 400 $ for an uncirculated condition. Congratulation you are in possesion of a very interesting coin

1908 German 1/2 Mark (11/15/99)

answer of sammler.com:
The value depends on the condition and the mintmark of the coins:
Value in Germany in German Marks ( DM ):
1 US $ = approx 1.80 DM
The value is the approx. price with which german dealers sell this coin
condition vf: A 3 DM, D 25 DM, E 20 DM, F 7500 DM !!, G 35 DM, J 50 DM
condition xf: A 20 DM, D 70 DM, E 50 DM, F 10000 DM !!, G 80 DM, J 200 DM

100 Corona 1915 (11/2/99)

Hello: I have a 1915 gold coin with a fat old man in one side, and in the other side there's a eagle with two heads and one crown in one claw and a big knife in the other claw , this side says a lot of letters and 2 words: "100 coronas" please contact me if you have any information.

answer of sammler.com:
This coin was issued in Austria. The "fat man" is the famous Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph.
The 1915 issue is still issued today and has only its gold value.

3 Mark Prussia 1912 (11/2/99)

Do you have any idea what the value of the following coing would be? The frnot has a picture of Willihelm II Deutscher Kaiser Konig V. Preussen king, dated 1912 and the on the back of the coin are the following words...Deutsches Reich 1912....DREI MARK. It's a silver coin. Thank you

This coin was issued in the german state Prussia (=Preussen)
Approx. value depending on condition:
vf 10 - 12 $, xf 12 - 15 $, unc 20 - 25 $

2 Reichspfennig 1937 G (10/19/99)

I have a coin, that I believe is from the Hitler period. It is dated 1937, on the front it has a 2 in the center and on the bottom round there are two leaves (tops out) with a "G" in the center of the two leaves. Over the top round is the word "Reichspfennig". On the back is an eagle (head to the left) perched, with wings at full spread, on what seems to be a wreath of leaves like that on the front of the coin (but in a full circle). In the middle is a swastica. On the bottom round of the back of the coin is the word Deutsches Reich, with the date 1937 following these words. The coin is in fair shape, with a small scratch on one side. I have been unsuccessful at finding any information about this coin. I would appreciate any assistance you would be able to provide.

answer of sammler.com:
approx. value vf 5 $ xf 10 $. This coin was issued by the German Third Empire under Nazi rule.

1 Reichspfennig 1937 F (10/10/99)

I have a coin, that I believe is from the Hitler period. It is dated 1937, on the front it has a 1 in the center and on the bottom round there is two leafs (tops out) with a "f" in the center of the two leafs. Over the top round is the word "Reichspfennig". On the back is an eagle (head to the left) perched, with wings at full spread, on what seems to be a wreath of leafs like that on the front of the coin. (but in a full circle). And in the middle is the swastica. On the bottom round of the back of the coin is the
word ( and I am not sure of the correct spelling. for I am not sure what letters they represent, so I will give you the other ideas in ( )'s) Deutsches Reich (Deutsches Reich) with the date following these words. I have been unsuccessful at finding any information about this coins. Any help on this would be a great help.
My e-mail is Winkinson@aol.com or Honey19628@aol.com.
Thank you Sincerely Diana K

This coin was issued 1937 during the Hitler period 2 years before World War II

Value in Germany in German Marks ( DM ):
1 US $ = approx 1.80 DM
The value is the approx. price with which german dealers sell this coin
Values:
condition vf: 1 DM
condition xf: 3 DM
condition unc: 10 DM

5 Mark silver coins of Goethe and Lessing from 1933 (10/10/99)

I have two 5 Mark silver coins of Goethe und Lessing (1933 ?). How can I find their value and if interesting, what is the best way to sell them ?

The Goethe coin was issued 1932 and the Lessing coin was issued 1929. The Goethe coin is a rarity and of high value!

Value in Germany in German Marks ( DM ):
1 US $ = approx 1.80 DM
The value is the approx. price with which german dealers sell this coin
Values Lessing 5 RM:
condition vf: A 170 DM, D 190 DM, E 200 DM, F 200 DM, G 220 DM, J 200 DM
condition xf: A 250 DM, D 280 DM, E 290 DM, F 280 DM, G 300 DM, J 280 DM
Values Goethe 5 RM:
condition vf: A 4200 DM, D 4500 DM, E 5000 DM, F 4700 DM, G 5000 DM, J 4800 DM
condition xf: A 5000 DM, D 5000 DM, E 5500 DM, F 5200 DM, G 5500 DM, J 5500 DM

Ein Reichs Thaler 1814 A from Prussia (10/2/99)

I would like some information on an old coin. On the front it says Friedr.Wilhelm III Koenig Von Preussen, with a mans head sideview. On the back it says Vierzehn Eine Feine Mark and on the inside of the design it says Ein Reichs Thaler 1814 A.
If you have any information on this I would appreciate it. I could not find anything on it at the book store.

answer from sammler.com:
This coin was issued in Prussia Germany 1814. On the front side you see the King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm III
The approx. value depends on the condition of the coin:
vf 70 - 100 $, xf 170 $

2 Mark 1876 from Bavaria with King Ludwig II (10/2/99)

HAVE A COIN THAT I'M NOT SURE OF IT'S ORGIN ON THE OBVERSE IT HAS THE NAME LUDWIG II IT ALSO HAS KOENIG V. BAYERN THE E AND THE O APPEAR TO BE CONNECTED OR OF SOME GERMAN LETTERING. THE RIM ON THE OBVERSE IS LINED WITH DOTS AND THERE IS A MINT MARK D UNDER THE NECK OF THE PERSON ON IT. HE HAS WAVY HAIR A WELL DEFINED EAR AND FACIAL FEATURES WITH A MUSTACHE AND GOTEE. THE REVERSE OF HAS * DEUTSCHES REICH 1876 * THE BOTTOM HAS THE WORDS ZWEI MARK. THERE IS A LARGE BIRD THAT APPEARS TO BE AN EAGLE WITH IT'S WING SPREAD AND TALONS WITH FOUR TOES. THE HEAD IS FACING LEFT. ABOVE THE HEAD THERE IS A CROWN WITH A RIBBON SPREAD LEFT AND RIGHT. THE BREAST IS A SHIELD THAT IS AN ALMOST EXACT COPY OF THE EAGLE BUT IT APPEARS TO HAVE A SPEAR IN THE LEFT TALON AND A BALL IN THE RIGHT. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFOMATION ABOUT IT'S ORGIN OR VALUE. THANK YOU.

answer from sammler.com:
This coin was issued in Bavaria Germany 1876. On the front side you see the famous Bavarian King Ludwig II who built the famous castle Neu Schwanstein.
The approx. value depends on the condition of the coin:
f 30 $, vf 50 $, xf 170 $, unc. 350 $

Potsdamer Garnisions Kirche (8/11/99)

Recently my grandfather gave me a german coin minted in 1934. On the front it has the Potsdam Garrison Church, but no dates. There is a small letter A underneath the church. On the back it has a picture of the german eagle. Above the eagle it says "deutfches reich." Beneath the eagle it says "5 Reichsmark". To the left of the eagle it has 19 with a little swastika beneath it. To the right it has 34 with another little swastika. Around the edge of the coin it says " Gemeinnutz geht vor Eigennutz". Could you please tell me what this coin is and what its worth? if you need a picture e-mail me back and i'll take some. thanx, Steph

The commemorative version of this coin was issued 1934 for the 1st anniversary of the Nazi Rule.
1933 when Hitler became Reichskanzler the German Parliament the Reichstag made its first meeting after the elections of 1933 in this church with the old president Hindenburg and the Reichskanzler Hitler. This was a symbolic meeting where Hindenburg represents the old power of the German Second Reich under Kaiser Wilhelm II and Hitler represents the new power of the Third Reich. This was also the end of the first German democratic system, the Weimarer Republik and the beginning of a very cruel time in Germany and later for much other countries which ended in war and chaos.
The commemorative issue has also two small swastikas on the front and the date of this meeting: 21. März 1933
Your version was issued for the normal circulation.
The value depends on the condition and the mintmark of the coin:

Value in Germany in German Marks ( DM ):
1 US $ = approx 1.80 DM
The value is the approx. price with which german dealers sell this coin
Values:
condition vf: A 10 DM, D 12 DM, E 12 DM, F 12 DM, G 15 DM, J 15 DM
condition xf: A 15 DM, D 20 DM, E 20 DM, F 20 DM, G 25 DM, J 25 DM

Values of commemorative issue (with date 21. März 1933 und small swastikas) :
condition vf: A 25 DM, D 30 DM, E 35 DM, F 30 DM, G 40 DM, J 35 DM
condition xf: A 50 DM, D 60 DM, E 70 DM, F 60 DM, G 80 DM, J 70 DM

BALA*RAMA*VARMA*MAHARAJA*of*TRAVANCORE (9/6/99)

Hi. My name is April Brown. I have a few coins that I've had for about 5 years now, from my grandma. I've looked around for the value of these coins, but no one seems to be familiar with them. The first has on the top, it looks like, a man, or soldier with a helmet with feathers on the top; what's written on it is,"BALA*RAMA*VARMA*MAHARAJA*of*TRAVANCORE". On the back, it looks like it's a sea shell of some kind; it has flowers surrounding it; what's written is,"ONE CHUCKRAM". It has something else written on it, but is in another language. It has no date or initials of anyone. My second one, on the front, has a woman, possibly Queen Elizabeth; what's written on it is,"+ELIZABETH*H*DEI*GRATIA*REGINA*F:D:". On the back is the picture of Christopher Columbus' ship; it says,"HALF PENNY" from 1967. And finally my third one on the front has the same woman from the last coin I told you about, but she looks older and she has a crown on; it says,"ELIZABETH*II D*GREG*F*D*1971". On the back, I can't tell what it is exactly, it looks like some kind of bird cage with chains hanging on both sides; it says,"NEW PENNY" on the top, and the bottom has a "1". I don't know what country they came from, and if you have any information about any of them, please let me know.

answer of sammler.com for the one Chuckram of Travancore:
Travancore was an Indian princely state. Your coin was issued between 1938 and 1949
Approx values for the 1938 issue depending on condition: f 1 - 1.50 $, vf 2 - 2.50 $, xf 3.50 - 4 $
Approx values for the issues after 1938 depending on condition: f 0.50 $, vf 1 $, xf 1.50 - 2 $

1 Pfennig 1887 (5/2/99)

10 Pfennig 1944 F (4/15/99)

Fünf Mark Baden 1891 (4/15/99)

German Gold Coin from Hamburg (12/11/98)

Litzmannstadt Coins (9/5/98)

I have three Litzmannstadt coins (1 Mark, 5 Mark and 10 Mark) that were confirmed by Stacks coin dealers in New York City as originals. They are all in f-xf condition. I am curious as to what the current purchase and selling price is in Germany for these coins. My German coin catalog (Kleiner Deutscher Münzen Katalog) lists them in value from 250 DM to 2,000 DM. Is that about right?

German Literature to these coins: G. Franquinet ... Litzmannstadt... ein Kapitel deutscher Geldgeschichte

1/2 Cent Liberty Cap Half Cents 1793 - 1797	1/2 Cent Draped Bust Half Cents 1800 - 1808	1/2 Cent Classic Head Half Cents 1809 - 1836	1/2 Cent Braided Hair Half Cents 1840 - 1857
1 Cent Liberty Cap Pennies 1793 - 1796	1 Cent Draped Bust Pennies 1796 - 1807	1 Cent Classic Pennies 1808 - 1814	1 Cent Coronet Pennies 1816 - 1839	1 Cent Braided Hair Pennies 1840 - 1857	1 Cent Flying Eagle Pennies 1856 - 1858
1 Cent Indian Head Pennies 1859 - 1909	1 Cent Wheat Pennies 1909 - 1958	1 Cent Lincoln Memorial Pennies 1959 - now
2 Cents 1864 - 1873	3 Cents Silver 1851 - 1873	3 Cents Nickels 1865 - 1889
5 Cents Flowing Hair Half Dimes 1794 - 1795	5 Cents Draped Bust Half Dimes 1796 - 1805	5 Cents Liberty Cap Half Dimes 1829 - 1837	5 Cents Liberty Half Dimes 1837 - 1853	5 Cents Liberty Half Dimes 1853 - 1859	5 Cents Liberty Half Dimes 1860 - 1873
5 Cents Shield Nickels 1866 - 1883	5 Cents Liberty Nickels 1883 - 1912	5 Cents Buffalo Nickels 1913 - 1938	5 Cents Jefferson Nickels 1938 - now
10 Cents Seated Liberty Dimes 1837 - 1891	10 Cents Barber Dimes 1892 - 1916	10 Cents Mercury Dimes 1916 - 1945	10 Cents Roosevelt Dimes 1946 - now
25 Cents Liberty Silver Quarters 1838 - 1855	25 Cents Liberty Silver Quarters 1856 - 1874	25 Cents Liberty Silver Quarters 1875 - 1891
25 Cents Barber Silver Quarters 1892 - 1916	25 Cents Liberty Silver Quarters 1916 - 1930	25 Cents Washington Silver Quarters 1932 - 1964	25 Cents Washington Nickel Quarters 1965 - 1998	25 Cents Washington State Quarters 1999 - now
1/2 Dollar Bust Half Dollars 1807 - 1839	1/2 Dollar Liberty Half Dollars 1839 - 1853	1/2 Dollar Liberty Half Dollars 1854 - 1874	1/2 Dollar Liberty Half Dollars 1875 - 1891
1/2 Dollar Barber Half Dollars 1892 - 1915	1/2 Dollar Walking Liberty Half Dollars 1916 - 1947	1/2 Dollar Franklin Half Dollars 1948 - 1963	1/2 Dollar Kennedy Half Dollars 1964 - now	1/2 Dollar Commemorative Half Dollars 1982 - now
1 Dollar Seated Liberty Dollars 1840 - 1873	1 Dollar Trade Dollars 1873 - 1878 (1885)	1 Dollar Morgan Dollars 1878 - 1921	1 Dollar Peace Dollars 1921 - 1935
1 Dollar Eisenhower Dollars 1971 - 1978	1 Dollar Susan B. Anthony Dollars 1979 - 1999	1 Dollar Sacagawea Dollars 2000 - now	1 Dollar Commemorative Dollars 1983 - now
5 Dollar Indian Head Half Eagle 1908 - 1929
10 Dollar Indian Head Eagle 1907 - 1933
20 Dollar Liberty Double Eagle 1849 - 1907	20 Dollar Saint Gaudens Double Eagle 1907 - 1933				US Proof Sets

Issue	vf	xf	unc
50 Pfennig 1921, Al	5 $	10 $	15 $
1 Mark 1921, Al	5 $	10 $	18 $
5 Mark 1921, Al	6 $	13 $	18 $
5 Mark 1921, Cu-Sn	250 $	380 $	650 $
10 Mark 1921, Cu-Sn	8 $	15 $	30 $
50 Mark 1923, Al Droste Hülshoff	8 $	12 $	20 $
100 Mark 1923, all types Vom Stein, Droste Hülshoff	10 $ Aluminium type 8 $	15 $ Aluminium type 10 $	30 $ Aluminium type: 20 $
500 Mark 1923, all types Vom Stein, Droste Hülshoff	10 $	15 $	30 $
10,000 Mark 1923, all types	10 -15 $	20 - 25 $	30 - 40 $
1/4 Million Mark 1923	5 $	10 $	15 $
2 Millionen Mark 1923	8 $	13 $	20 $
5 Millionen Mark 1923 Value 5 Millionen Mark in 2 lines	15 $	25 $	40 $
5 Millionen Mark 1923 Value in 3 lines	200 $	300 $	400 $
50 Millionen Mark 1923 Cu, golden, 33.5 g, 44 mm	80 $	100 $	180 $
50 Millionen Mark 1923 Cu-Zn, gold plated, 31.5 g, 44.5 mm	18 $	25 $	40 $
50 Millionen Mark 1923 Al, 7.2 g, 44 mm	10 $	20 $	35 $
50 Millionen Mark 1923 Al, 5.5 g, 38 mm	8 $	13 $	18 $
1 Billionen Mark 1923 Cu-Zn, gold plated 60 mm vom Stein	500 $	900 $	1,500 $
1 Billionen Mark 1923 Cu-Ni-Zn, silver plated 60 mm, 80 g vom Stein	250 $	400 $	650 $
1 Billionen Mark 1923 Cu-Ni-Zn, silver plated 44 mm, 80 g vom Stein and Droste Hülshoff	90 $	130 $	200 $

Mintmark	vf	xf	unc
A	0.50 $	3 $	8 $
B, D, E	1 -2 $	5 $	10 -13 $
F	3 $	10 $	20 $
G	5 $	13 $	25 $
J	2 $	5 $	13 $

Mintmark	vf	xf	unc
A	1 $	10 $	30 $
D, E	5 $	25 $	90 $
F	3 $	15 $	35 $
G	15 $	50 $	150 $
J	8 $	35 $	110 $

5 Pfennig, Magnesium	Very high value
10 Pfennig, Magnesium	1000 DM for cond. xf
10 Pfennig, Magnesium, with inscription "Quittung über 10 Pfennig"	800 DM for cond. xf
5 Mark, Magnesium, weight 1.0 g	400 DM for cond. xf
5 Mark, Magnesium, weight 1.7 g	40 DM for cond. xf
10 Mark, Magnesium, weight 2.6 g	400 DM for cond. xf
10 Mark, Magnesium, weight 3.4 g	80 DM for cond. xf
20 Mark, Magnesium	600 DM for cond. xf

Wheat Pennies	Indian Head Pennies	Ads by google	Maria Theresia Thaler	Litzmannstadt Coins
Potsdamer Garnisonskirche	5 and 2 Reichsmark, Paul von Hindenburg		1861 Thaler with Maximillian II Koenig V. Bayern	3 Mark 1911 Württemberg
German Gold Coin from Hamburg	Fünf Mark Baden 1891		10 Pfennig 1944 F	1 Pfennig 1887
Travancore	2 Mark 1876 from Bavaria		Ein Reichs Thaler 1814 A from Prussia	1933 5 Mark Goethe and Lessing
1 Reichspfennig 1937 F	2 Reichspfennig 1937 G		3 Mark Prussia 1912	100 Corona 1915
1908 German 1/2 Mark	10 Gold Mark of Bavaria		1 Reichspfennig 1937	1910 German Coin Universtät Berlin
Commemorative 5 Mark 1955	5 Mark 1875 of Bavaria		5 Mark 1876 B Preussen	5 Mark 1876 C Preussen
5 Mark 1874 Prussia	5 Mark 1907 Prussia		10 Pfennig 1899	10 Pfennig 1940
2 Mark 1899 Prussia	Notgeld of Provinz Westfalen		20 Gold Mark 1902 Prussia	Washington - Carver Half Dollar 1952
1893 Columbian Exposition Half Dollar	1877 5 Goldmark Hamburg		10 Mark 1877, Ludwig II	5 Mark Baden 1875
25 Pfennig 1909 G	2 Reichspfennig 1938		20 Francs, dated 1371, with the word Maroc also 10 Francs und 50 Francs 1371	10 Centimes 1917
1 Thaler Prussia 1786	5 Mark Baden 1903		1939 Half Penny	3 Mark 1912 Otto König von Bayern
5 Mark Saxony 1876	1 Thaler Saxony 1862		5 Mark Prussia 1913	2 Mark Prussia 1901
1 Taler 1768 Nürnberg	10 Gold Mark 1911		Austria: 1 Florin 1891 / 5 Corona 1900 / 2 Corona 1912	1 Franc 1942
1 Centavo 1944 Philippines (Filipinas)	Prussian Medal with Emperor Friedrich III.	Gulden and Florin	Austrian 1860 4 Kreuzer coin	Austrian 1881 1 Kreuzer coin
Double headed coins	Prussian 1786 Thaler Coin with Friedrich the Great	20 Kreuzer Brandenburg Ansbach 1763

Mintmark	condition vf	condition xf	condition unc
A	0.25 $	0.50 $	1.50 $
B	2 $	8 $	18 $
D	0.50 $	1 $	2.50 $
E	0.50 $	1.50 $	4 $
F	0.25 $	0.50 $	1.50 $
G	1 $	5 $	12 $
J	0.50 $	2 $	5 $

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