What is the value of 1877 50 pfennig Deutsches Reich?

Answer 1

Some Mints are more valuable than others, but not by much, so these coins have an average value around $20USD in Fine condition and $110USD in Extremely Fine Conditition. Uncirculated coins range in value from $220 to $280USD. The mintmark can be found on the reverse, beneath the eagle and wreath.

Answer 2

sammler.com, a major German collectibles site, lists the following approximate retail values as of 05/2011:

"A" mint mark (Berlin):

Moderately worn - US$2.10

Slightly worn - US$5.70

Almost no wear - US$17.00

Almost no wear - US$42.60

"B" (Hannover):

Moderately worn - $2.80

Slightly worn - $8.50

Almost no wear - $24.90

Almost no wear - $56.80

"C" (Frankfurt):

Moderately worn - $2.80

Slightly worn - $5.70

Almost no wear - $18.50

Almost no wear - $49.70

"D" (München [Munich]):

Moderately worn - $4.30

Slightly worn - $8.50

Almost no wear - $24.90

Almost no wear - $59.60

"E" (Muldenhütte):

Moderately worn - $9.90

Slightly worn - $21.30

Almost no wear - $56.80

Almost no wear - $121.00

"F" (Stuttgart):

Moderately worn - $3.60

Slightly worn - $8.50

Almost no wear - $24.90

Almost no wear - $54.00

"G" (Karlsruhe):

Moderately worn - $10.70

Slightly worn - $35.50

Almost no wear - $71.00

Almost no wear - $142.00

"H" (Darmstadt):

Moderately worn - $49.70

Slightly worn - $88.80

Almost no wear - $160.00

Almost no wear - $284.00

Answer 3

As of 10/2009, in extremely fine (i.e. almost new) condition, a 1967 1pf piece would retail for about $3 US. Worn ones would be worth much less, around a quarter.