Germany, Weimar Republic 5 Reichsmark 1929 „Eichbaum“ (No reserve price)
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A 1929 Eichbaum coin struck by Staatliche Münze Stuttgart (mint mark F) in Germany during the Weimar Republic, composed of 50% silver (500er) with a total weight of 25 g, containing 12.5 g of pure silver, a diameter of 36.0 mm and a thickness of about 3.0 mm, featuring the inscription Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit.
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The Oak Tree: In the 18th and 19th centuries, the oak evolved into a symbol of German strength, endurance, and steadfastness.
The withered branches: When you closely examine the foliage, on the right and left sides a few bleaker, leafless branch tips stand out. This was deliberate political symbolism by the artist Prof. Maximilian Dasio. They represent the German territories that had to be ceded after World War I under the Treaty of Versailles.
The mint: The small “F” at the very bottom beneath the roots reveals that this coin was minted at the Stuttgart Mint (Staatliche Münze Stuttgart).
The inscription: The text “EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT” surrounds the motif – the line that is today known as the opening line of the German national anthem.
Material: .500 fine silver (silver content: 50% silver, 50% copper)
Fine weight: 12.5 grams of pure silver
Diameter: 36.0 mm
Thickness: approx. 3.0 mm
The Oak Tree: In the 18th and 19th centuries, the oak evolved into a symbol of German strength, endurance, and steadfastness.
The withered branches: When you closely examine the foliage, on the right and left sides a few bleaker, leafless branch tips stand out. This was deliberate political symbolism by the artist Prof. Maximilian Dasio. They represent the German territories that had to be ceded after World War I under the Treaty of Versailles.
The mint: The small “F” at the very bottom beneath the roots reveals that this coin was minted at the Stuttgart Mint (Staatliche Münze Stuttgart).
The inscription: The text “EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT” surrounds the motif – the line that is today known as the opening line of the German national anthem.
Material: .500 fine silver (silver content: 50% silver, 50% copper)
Fine weight: 12.5 grams of pure silver
Diameter: 36.0 mm
Thickness: approx. 3.0 mm
Details
Era
1900-2000
Region
Germany, Weimar Republic
Country/province
Germany
Year/period and variation
1929 „Eichbaum“
Denomination
5 Reichsmark
Precious metal
Silver
Condition
Ungraded
Weight
25 g
Number of objects
1
Theme
Nature
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
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