Germany Weimar Republic 4-coin set, circulated

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Germany in the 1920s was a chaotic place to be, with the fall of the empire, economic collapse and the hyperinflation of 1923. We can now off er you a set of 4 coins from this period. The copper 1 Pfennig (1924-36) and aluminium 50 Pfennig (1919-1922) have wheat sheaves to represent regrowth and constancy. The other two are 5 and 10 Rentenpfennigs. The Rentenpfennig was a temporary monetary unit issued between 1923 and 1925 to stabilize the currency after the hyperinflation of 1923. Both these circulated coins were struck in aluminium bronze with wheat ears in a pyramid form.
SKU: FGE9288
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