Deutschland. Review of German Silver Mark Coin Collection 1876-1971 (Ohne Mindestpreis)

Review of German Silver Mark Coin Collection

This exceptional collection of 35 historical German silver coins offers a fascinating journey through Germany's rich history. The collection spans three significant eras: the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, and the Federal Republic, making it a treasure trove for both historians and collectors.

German Empire (10 coins): From this era, the collection includes rare coins from Prussia, Baden, and Bavaria, featuring Two- and Three-Mark coins with 90% silver content. These coins reflect the grandeur of the imperial period and the early industrial age.

Weimar Republic (6 coins): With 90% silver content, these coins represent a turbulent chapter in German history. The Five- and Two-Mark coins from the 1930s capture the economic and political instability following World War I.

Federal Republic (19 coins): These post-war coins, made with 62.5% silver, illustrate Germany's reconstruction period. The Five-Mark coins from various years (1951–1971) showcase a diversity of designs and historical narratives.

All the coins have been in circulation, carrying authentic traces of their time. Their condition varies, highlighting their historical significance. This collection is a unique opportunity to own a piece of German cultural heritage and history.
German silver coins:
Kejserriget:
To Mark:
1. 1876 A
2. 1876 G (Baden)
3. 1901 Posen
Tre Mark:
1. 1909 A
2. 1909 D (Bayern)
En Mark:
1. 1874 F
2. 1875 A
3. 1875 F
4. 1876 A
5. 1876 G
Weimar Republik
Fem Mark:
1. 1935 A
2. 1936 A
To mark:
1. 1937 A
1. 1938 A
2. 1938 D
3. 1939 A
BRD:
Fem Mark:
1. 1951 D
2. 1951 F
3. 1951 G
4. 1951 J
5. 1956 F
6. 1957 F
7. 1957 J
8. 1963 D
9. 1963 J
10. 1964 G
11. 1965 D
12. 1965 F
13. 1965 G
14. 1965 J
15. 1966 D
16. 1966 J
17. 1967 D
18. 1970 J
19. 1971 G