History
Sought after by history collectors worldwide
The silver 5 Mark with the portrait of Paul von Hindenburg (1847–1934) was struck in the Third Reich as a tribute to the last president of the Weimar Republic. It is a historically complex coin that marks the end of one era and the start of another, and for exactly that reason it is especially sought after by history collectors worldwide.
The high silver content of 900‰ and a weight of 13.88 grams give this coin a fine-silver content of well over 12.5 grams. Combine that with its layered historical context and you understand why it appeals to the investor and the numismatist alike. Condition and mint can significantly affect the value.
