What is the value of a deutsches Reich 1939 coin?

Answer 1

sammler.com, a major German collectibles site, lists the following approximate retail values as of 02/2013:

"A" mint mark (Berlin):

Slightly worn - US$13.50

Almost no wear - US$16.20

Uncirculated - US$27.00

"B" (occupied Vienna):

Slightly worn - $13.50

Almost no wear - $16.90

Uncirculated - $33.80

"D" (München [Munich]):

Slightly worn - $13.50

Almost no wear - $16.90

Uncirculated - $33.80

"E" (Muldenhütte):

Slightly worn - $13.50

Almost no wear - $27.00

Uncirculated - $60.80

"F" (Stuttgart):

Slightly worn - $16.90

Almost no wear - $33.80

Uncirculated - $67.50

"G" (Karlsruhe):

Slightly worn - $20.30

Almost no wear - $40.50

Uncirculated - $84.40

"J" (Hamburg):

Slightly worn - $13.50

Almost no wear - $27.00

Uncirculated - $54.00

Answer 2

It depends on its condition and mint mark. Germany has always had a lot of active mints so it's easier to look at a site that covers them all. This link points to one of the better sites. It's in German but the dates and mint marks don't need translation. Current exchange is 1 euro = $1.41 U.S.

Condition abbreviations are roughly translated as follows:

"ss" = U.S. "Good"

"vz" = U.S. "Very Fine"

"unz" = U.S. "Uncirc"

Answer 3

Pfennige (cents) dated 1948 and 1949 were the first national coins issued after WW2. Check for a mint mark above the "1" on the obverse. Values are roughly as follows:

D: $2 to $18, depending on the amount of wear

F: $1.50 to $15

G and J: $2 to $20

Answer 4

sammler.com, a major German collectibles site, lists the following approximate retail values as of 08/2014:

Slightly worn - US$0.70

Almost no wear - US$1.35

Uncirculated - US$3.50

Answer 5

it is a coin with a 1 on the front side and a tree on the back side with 1925

Answer 6

The most common mint mark, 1914-A, is worth only about $1 in worn condition, around $2.50 if only moderately worn.

Other mint marks are worth about twice those values.

Answer 7

Most of the coins are worth a price close to $10. The price of the coin will vary dependent upon its condition.

Answer 8

A relatively common coin, worth about 25 cents.