This 10 Reichspfennig coin was minted in 1938 during the Third Reich era in Germany, under the Nazi regime. It was produced at the Karlsruhe Mint, indicated by the mint mark "G". The coin is part of the currency system established by the Nazi government, reflecting the economic policies and propaganda of the time. The year 1938 is significant as it precedes World War II and coincides with events like the Anschluss (annexation of Austria) and increasing militarization, making it a tangible artifact from a turbulent period in European history. Graded PCGS MS 64 (Mint State 64), this coin is in exceptional condition with minimal wear, appealing to collectors for its preservation. The aluminum bronze composition and specific mint (Karlsruhe) add to its rarity. The coin's uncirculated state suggests that it may not have been used for everyday transactions during its time. Owning a coin from this period can be a way to connect with history and gain insights into the political and social climate of Germany during the Third Reich. It serves as a reminder of the events that took place during this tumultuous era.