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50 Pfennig (Bank Deutscher Länder)
50 Pfennig

50 Pfennig (Bank Deutscher Länder)

Germany (West Germany) · 1950

The obverse features a woman kneeling and planting an oak sapling, symbolizing the reconstruction of Germany after WWII. The reverse (not shown) indicates the value and the issuing authority.

Country
Germany (West Germany)
Year
1950
Denomination
50 Pfennig
Metal
Copper-nickel

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Overview

The obverse features a woman kneeling and planting an oak sapling, symbolizing the reconstruction of Germany after WWII. The reverse (not shown) indicates the value and the issuing authority.

Historical significance

This coin was part of the early currency issued after the 1948 monetary reform in West Germany. The imagery of the 'Trümmerfrau' (rubble woman) planting a tree represents the rebuilding and rebirth of the nation from its wartime ruins.

Estimated value

$0.50 - $5.00 (Value varies significantly based on mint mark and condition)

Care & preservation

Handle the coin by its edges to avoid oil transfer from fingertips. Do not clean with abrasive chemicals or brushes. Store in a PVC-free flip or capsule to prevent oxidation.