1925 A Germany Weimar Republic period 5 Pfennig (5 Reichspfennig) Copper Coin NGC MS62 1924 D Germany Weimar Republic period 5 Rentenpfennig (5 Rentenpfennig) Copper Coin NGC MS63 Highlights: 1. Issued during the Weimar Republic as part of the 1924 Reichsmark reform, symbolizes Germany's post-World War I economic stabilization efforts. 2. Played a key role in everyday transactions, helping restore public confidence in the currency system backed by stable assets, which laid the groundwork for interwar economic policies. 3. As high-circulation subsidiary coins, typically exhibit varying degrees of wear from circulation and were often melted down during wartime. Well-preserved, highly graded small-denomination coins are exceptionally rare. Coin Story: 1925 A Germany Weimar Republic period 5 Pfennig (5 Reichspfennig) Copper Coin NGC MS62 This coin was issued during the Weimar Republic period (1918-1933), as a standard circulating coin after the introduction of the Reichsmark currency system in 1924, aimed at stabilizing the German economy post-World War I and preventing hyperinflation from recurring. The coin symbolizes the Republic's currency reform and economic recovery, with a simple and practical design: the obverse features the denomination "5" in a square frame accompanied by oak leaves, and the reverse shows a wheat sheaf pattern, representing agriculture and prosperity. Made of aluminum bronze, with a diameter of 18mm, weight of 2.5g, and reeded edge, produced by the Berlin Mint (A mark). 1924 D Germany Weimar Republic period 5 Rentenpfennig (5 Rentenpfennig) Copper Coin NGC MS63 The Rentenpfennig was a transitional currency introduced by the Weimar Republic in 1923 to combat severe hyperinflation, with the Rentenmark backed by land and industrial assets to help stabilize the economy. This 5 Rentenpfennig is a standard circulating coin, with an obverse design similar to the Reichspfennig but inscribed "RENTENPFENNIG," symbolizing temporary currency reform, made of aluminum bronze, weight 2.5g, diameter 18mm. The main issuance period was 1923-1924, transitioning to Reichspfennig after 1925.