Up for auction: 1923 5 million mark German coin
Date: 1923
Size: 43.5mm diameter
Weight: 33.3 grams
Script on Coin: Obverse says "Minister Vom Stein - deutschlandsfuhrer in schwerer zeit 1757-1831" Which translates to: "Minister Vom Stein - Guide to Germany in terrible times 1757-1831"
Reverse says "Notgeld der provinz Westfalen" which translates to: "Emergency Money of the province of Westphalia"
Condition: Extremely Fine-40 (EF-40)
Amazing bronze coin from the hyperinflation during 1923 in the Weimar Republic (Germany)! Super quality, with just a touch of contact rubbing on the high points of the bust and horse. You'll be pleased with this one! See scans for more detail. This is the REAL DEAL!
Other similar coins in worse condition have sold for well over $100. Low starting bid of $25 with NO RESERVE!
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Note that I am NOT a professional coin grader; I make every effort to describe each coin as well as I can, as well as providing high resolution scans for you to judge for yourself. Please use my grading as a general guide only. Here is the guide I use to help grade my coins:
Grading is in 3 categories, from circulated, to about uncirculated (AU), to uncirculated (mint state, or MS)
(P-1) Poor - Barely identifiable; must have date and mintmark, otherwise pretty thrashed.
(FR-2) Fair - Worn almost smooth but lacking the damage Poor coins have.
(G-4) Good - Heavily worn such that inscriptions merge into the rims in places; details are mostly gone.
(VG-8) Very Good - Very worn, but all major design elements are clear, if faint. Little if any central detail.
(F-12) Fine - Very worn, but wear is even and overall design elements stand out boldly. Almost fully-separated rims.
(VF-20) Very Fine - Moderately worn, with some finer details remaining. All letters of LIBERTY, (if present,) should be readable. Full, clean rims.
(EF-40) Extremely Fine - Lightly worn; all devices are clear, major devices bold.
(AU-50) About Uncirculated - Slight traces of wear on high points; may have contact marks and little eye appeal.
(AU-58) Very Choice About Uncirculated - - Slightest hints of wear marks, no major contact marks, almost full luster, and positive eye appeal.
(MS-60) Mint State Basal - Strictly uncirculated but that's all; ugly coin with no luster, obvious contact marks, etc.
(MS-63) Mint State Acceptable - Uncirculated, but with contact marks and nicks, slightly impaired luster, overall basically appealing appearance. Strike is average to weak.
(MS-65) Mint State Choice - Uncirculated with strong luster, very few contact marks, excellent eye appeal. Strike is above average.
(MS-68) Mint State Premium Quality - Uncirculated with perfect luster, no visible contact marks to the naked eye, exceptional eye appeal. Strike is sharp and attractive.
(MS-69) Mint State All-But-Perfect - Uncirculated with perfect luster, sharp, attractive strike, and very exceptional eye appeal. A perfect coin except for microscopic flaws (under 8x magnification) in planchet, strike, or contact marks.
(MS-70) Mint State Perfect - The perfect coin. There are no microscopic flaws visible to 8x, the strike is sharp, perfectly-centered, and on a flawless planchet. Bright, full, original luster and outstanding eye appeal.
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