hi
im sorry I have another ? I a coin here 1917 and it says Stadtyemeiade Hersbruck I was wondering what it is and if there worth anything there from coins I got from my grandfather he was in ww1 and was over there.
german mints
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Re: german mints
It would be extremely beneficial if you would do two things...
1. Start a new thread for a new coin of discussion.
2. Take a photo of the coin, front and back and post them in the thread.
This really minimizes any confusion.
For instance, in this case, the spelling is important:
It's STADTGEMEINDE (borough, or township of) HERSBRUCK
And, you didn't specify if it's a 5, 10, or 50 pfenning.
With a photo, all that would have been obvious.
In general, these are not worth much, but there are always exceptions. Your grandfather may have had significant sentimental value in them.
1. Start a new thread for a new coin of discussion.
2. Take a photo of the coin, front and back and post them in the thread.
This really minimizes any confusion.
For instance, in this case, the spelling is important:
It's STADTGEMEINDE (borough, or township of) HERSBRUCK
And, you didn't specify if it's a 5, 10, or 50 pfenning.
With a photo, all that would have been obvious.
In general, these are not worth much, but there are always exceptions. Your grandfather may have had significant sentimental value in them.
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mhonzell
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Re: german mints
You didn't do anything wrong. I understood enough to answer the question.
I am just hoping that others can follow along because you are probably not the only one to have this question. And, in that light, a little more information would help a lot.
I am just hoping that others can follow along because you are probably not the only one to have this question. And, in that light, a little more information would help a lot.
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