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Erstein Notgeld 10 Pfennigs

Erstein Notgeld 10 Pfennigs

A 1917 German emergency coin (Notgeld) for 10 Pfennigs from the town of Erstein, with the city coat of arms on one side and a large 10 on the other.

Token/notgeld
Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 5 Mark Wedding Commemorative

Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 5 Mark Wedding Commemorative

A silver German Empire 5 Mark of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach struck to mark a grand-ducal wedding, showing conjoined bride-and-groom profile busts.

Commemorative
Schaummünze Gold Thaler

Schaummünze Gold Thaler

A 17th-century German gold Schaummünze in thaler form, its obverse showing a bearded profile portrait of Anton Ulrich flanked by two standing figures.

Medal
German 5 Reichsmark Garrison Church Commemorative

German 5 Reichsmark Garrison Church Commemorative

A 1934 German silver 5 Reichsmark commemorative with a spread-winged Reichsadler and 'Deutsches Reich' on the obverse and the Potsdam Garrison Church reverse.

Commemorative
Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 5 Mark Commemorative

Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach 5 Mark Commemorative

An 1908 German Empire 5 Mark silver commemorative of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach marking the University of Jena's jubilee, with the founder's capped portrait.

Commemorative
Erstein Notgeld 5 Pfennigs

Erstein Notgeld 5 Pfennigs

A World War I emergency small-change coin issued by the town of Erstein in 1917, with the civic coat of arms on one side and a large 5 on the other.

Token/notgeld
German 1 Deutsche Mark

German 1 Deutsche Mark

The workhorse 1-Mark coin of West Germany and reunified Germany, showing a large numeral 1 framed by oak leaves and the words DEUTSCHE MARK.

Circulation
Erstein Notgeld 50 Pfennigs

Erstein Notgeld 50 Pfennigs

A 1917 German emergency-money token for 50 Pfennigs from Erstein in Alsace, with the town coat of arms on the obverse and a large 50 on the reverse.

Token/notgeld
Bonn Notgeld 50 Pfennig

Bonn Notgeld 50 Pfennig

A German emergency-money (Notgeld) 50 Pfennig of the city of Bonn, dated 1920, with the civic arms on the obverse and a Beethoven profile on the reverse.

Token/notgeld
Schaummünze 4 Thaler

Schaummünze 4 Thaler

A silver Schaummünze struck to a 4-Thaler weight, dated 1666, with elaborate heraldic and figural imagery referencing August der Jüngere.

Medal
Ludwigs-Eisenbahn Nürnberg-Fürth 150 Pfennig

Ludwigs-Eisenbahn Nürnberg-Fürth 150 Pfennig

A 1921 German emergency-money 150 Pfennig piece from Nürnberg-Fürth, struck in zinc-iron and showing an ornamental Kunstbrunnen fountain monument.

Token/notgeld
Bremen 12 Grote Thaler

Bremen 12 Grote Thaler

A silver 12 Grote coin of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen dated 1845, with an ornamental civic coat of arms and an allegorical reverse.

German States
Augsburg Commemorative Medal

Augsburg Commemorative Medal

A gold commemorative medal of the Free Imperial City of Augsburg, showing a detailed spired cityscape with religious imagery and a heraldic reverse.

Medal
Thebes Stater

Thebes Stater

Silver stater of Thebes with the Boeotian shield and a bearded head of Dionysos, struck as federal coinage of the Boeotian League, c. 395-338 BC.

Ancient
Hamburg 32 Schilling

Hamburg 32 Schilling

A 1800 silver 32 Schilling of the Free City of Hamburg, with the city coat of arms and a 'HAMBURGER COURANT' reverse.

German States
German 20 Mark Gold

German 20 Mark Gold

German Empire gold 20 mark of Prussia, with Kaiser Wilhelm I's bust and the imperial eagle; a small .900 gold coin from the pre-WWI Goldmark era.

Bullion/gold
Brutus Aureus

Brutus Aureus

The gold aureus of Marcus Junius Brutus, struck 42 BC, whose reverse celebrates Caesar's assassination with EID MAR, a cap of liberty, and two daggers.

Ancient
Brutus & Plaetorius Denarius

Brutus & Plaetorius Denarius

The silver EID MAR denarius: M. Junius Brutus on the obverse, a Phrygian cap between two daggers and EID MAR on the reverse, struck 42 BC.

Ancient
Julius Caesar Denarius

Julius Caesar Denarius

Silver Roman denarius of 44 BC bearing the bareheaded portrait of Julius Caesar, among the first Roman coins to show a living statesman's likeness.

Ancient
Hanover 1/6 Thaler

Hanover 1/6 Thaler

A German States silver 1/6 Thaler of Hanover (Brunswick-Luneburg) dated 1688, showing the leaping Saxon Steed and a fractional-denomination reverse.

German States
Hanover 2/3 Thaler

Hanover 2/3 Thaler

A large German States silver 2/3 Thaler of Brunswick-Luneburg (Hanover) dated 1694, with an ornate coat of arms and the leaping Saxon horse reverse.

German States
Brunswick 1/3 Thaler

Brunswick 1/3 Thaler

A 1678 silver 1/3 thaler of the Duchy of Brunswick, showing the leaping Saxon steed on the obverse and a standing saintly figure with a cross on the reverse.

German States
Bavaria 3 Mark

Bavaria 3 Mark

A silver 3 Mark tied to Bavaria, pairing the crowned Bavarian shield with its rampant lion against a German imperial eagle, dated 1925.

Circulation
Caesar Elephant Denarius

Caesar Elephant Denarius

Silver denarius of Julius Caesar (49–48 BC) showing an elephant trampling a serpent above CAESAR, paired with priestly pontifical emblems.

Ancient