Germany 2 Reichsmark 1939 - Paul von Hindenburg Rare swastika(卐) Mark Silver Coin #V-255

Description

Issuer	Germany (1871-1948)
Period	Third Reich (1933-1945)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1936-1939
Value	2 Marks (2 RM)
Currency	Reichsmark (1924-1948)
Composition	Silver (.625)
Weight	8 g
Diameter	25 mm
Thickness	2.15 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

This exceptional 2 Reichsmark silver coin from 1939 represents a significant piece of Third Reich numismatic history. Minted during Nazi Germany's final year before World War II, this .625 silver coin weighs 8 grams and measures 25mm in diameter, making it a substantial collectible for serious numismatists. The obverse features an imperial eagle clutching an oak wreath encircling a swastika, with the denomination clearly marked—a striking example of Third Reich state symbolism. The reverse showcases a dignified portrait of Paul von Hindenburg, the revered Prussian military leader (1847-1934) who served as Germany's President. This commemorative piece honors Hindenburg's legacy five years after his death. Designed by renowned engravers F. Krischker and A. Vocke, this coin exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship with milled edges and intricate inscriptions. The smooth edge features a decorative floral design separating the legend's beginning and end, adding to its aesthetic appeal. As a demonetized historical artifact, this coin holds substantial value for collectors interested in WWII memorabilia, German numismatics, and Third Reich history. Its silver content, artistic merit, and historical significance make it a coveted addition to any serious collection, offering both investment potential and educational worth.