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| Description | Add a coin from one of the darkest periods in history to your home collection. A silver five Reichsmark piece dating from Germany's Third Reich in 1939 is a sobering reminder of an era that left a terrible mark on world history. The Swastika-Hindenburg issue coin features on its obverse the well-known symbol of the Third Reich, an eagle above a swastika, surrounded by a wreath. The profile of Reichsprasident Von Hindenburg appears on the reverse. The five Reichsmark pieces weigh 0.402 ounces and have a diameter of 29 millimeters. The coins' values differ widely, according to grade, condition, and market price. | | Properties |
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| Type | Standard Coinage | | Year | 1939 | | Composition | Silver | | Catalog Number | KM# 94 | | Subject | Swastika-Hindenburg Issue | | sdc.string.Obverse Description | Eagle above swastika within wreath | | sdc.string.Reverse Description | Large head, right | | Diameter | 29 | | Fineness | 0.9 | | Geographic |
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| Geo | Germany, Third Reich | | Sub Geo | Not Available | |
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AROUND THE COINS EDGE ARE THE WORDS: " THE COMMON GOOD GOES BEFORE THE INTEREST OF THE INDIVIDUAL
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