2 mark 1938 coin paul von Hindenburg on one side and an eagle on a wreath on the other how much is it worth?

Answer 1

Note that the term is COMMEMORATIVE, not "commerative"

However your coin is not a commemorative, it's a common circulation coin from that era.

In average condition it retails for $3 to $6, unless it has either an E mint mark ($5-$12) or a G mint mark ($7-$14)

Answer 2

You are asking about a 2 Reichsmark coin (KM#93) from Germany. The coin is 25mm in diameter and weighs 8.00 grams. It is 62.5% silver, giving it an ASW (Actual Silver Weight) of 0.1607 troy ounces. The obverse (front) bears a large portrait of Paul von Hindenburg, as well as his name and the years 1847-1934 (his birth and death years). The reverse (back) bears an image of an eagle perched on a wreath with a swastika inside, "2" to the left of the wreath and "Reichs-Mark" to the right of the wreath, and "Deutsches Reich 1938" below.

The "melt value" of this coin is (at April 8, 2010, with silver at US$18.12 per troy ounce) US$2.91.

The numismatic value of the coin is, according to the Standard Catalog of World Coins, about US$2.50-3.00 in Fine condition, about US$3.00-4.00 in Very Fine condition, about US$5.00-6.50 in Extremely Fine condition, about US$11.00-20.00 in Uncirculated condition and about US$20.00-40.00 in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. An aggregate of about 41 million of these coins were produced in 1938 at seven different mints (the mintmark is, I believe, to the lower left of Hindenburg's portrait): those with the "A" and "B" mintmarks are at the low end of the range (over half of the total mintage was at these two mints), those with "D", "E", "G" and "J" are in the middle of the range, and those with "F" are in the high end of the range.