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>>57709260
>>57709264
>>57709260
>it's nickel
mine's not, i just weighed it. its the 1935 D Aluminum. worth about $5 at most.
https://en.. numista. com/catalogue/pieces2342. html

looks like you have the 1939 nickel composition
https://en.. numista. com/catalogue/pieces15869. html worth significantly more around ~$40 for the 1939 A (Berlin 15 million minted) but you have the 1939 D (Munich 3.6 million minted) which doesn't even have an average price listed for any of the grades on numista. That is a 50 Reichspfennig? and that's your coin in the pic?

You kind of just reactivated my completionist autism, now i have to go through every one of these I don't have yet and acquire one of each (and that's just the Reichspfennigs!)

There are still a few pieces of paper currency/ notes I need yet. There are a couple Reichsmark bills I still think are missing from my collection.
If you'll allow me to nerd out even further- I have probably close to 90+% of every stamp ever produced during the Third Reich including the occupied territories issues stamps. The addiction never ends.

How do you spend Xmas /biz/?