Germany, Mexico, United Kingdom. George VI. Half Crown 5 zilverhoudende munten 1944–1972 – Duitsland, Groot-Brittannië en Mexico (No reserve price)
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Five silver coins from 1944–1972 from Germany, Great Britain and Mexico with Olympic imagery and a George VI portrait, weighing 76.64 g total with about 37.73 g of fine silver; Germany: three 10 Deutsche Mark coins (1972 issue) 62.5% Ag, 15.50 g each, 32.5 mm; Great Britain: one half crown (1944) 50% Ag, 14.14 g, 32.3 mm; Mexico: one peso (1961) 10% Ag, 16 g, 34.5 mm; condition VF‑XF.
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5 silver-content coins 1944–1972 – Germany, Great Britain, and Mexico
Varied lot of five silver-content coins from three countries, with Olympic symbolism, a British royalty portrait, and the Mexican independence hero José María Morelos.
Germany – 3 × 10 Deutsche Mark 1972
Commemorative coins for the Munich Olympic Games. With the Olympic flame, the Olympic rings, and the German eagle.
Silver content 625/1000.
Standard weight 15.50 grams per coin.
Diameter 32.5 mm.
Great Britain – 1 × half crown 1944
With the portrait of George VI and the British coat of arms.
Silver content 500/1000.
Standard weight 14.14 grams.
Diameter 32.3 mm.
Mexico – 1 × peso 1961
With the portrait of José María Morelos and the Mexican coat of arms with the eagle and serpent.
Silver alloy with 100/1000 silver, i.e. 10%.
Standard weight 16 grams.
Diameter 34.5 mm.
Total standard weight: 76.64 grams. The calculated amount of pure silver is about 37.73 grams.
The coins show recognizable details, signs of use, and local patina. The condition varies by coin.
The photos are part of the description and show the five coins you will receive. Carefully packaged for shipping.
5 silver-content coins 1944–1972 – Germany, Great Britain, and Mexico
Varied lot of five silver-content coins from three countries, with Olympic symbolism, a British royalty portrait, and the Mexican independence hero José María Morelos.
Germany – 3 × 10 Deutsche Mark 1972
Commemorative coins for the Munich Olympic Games. With the Olympic flame, the Olympic rings, and the German eagle.
Silver content 625/1000.
Standard weight 15.50 grams per coin.
Diameter 32.5 mm.
Great Britain – 1 × half crown 1944
With the portrait of George VI and the British coat of arms.
Silver content 500/1000.
Standard weight 14.14 grams.
Diameter 32.3 mm.
Mexico – 1 × peso 1961
With the portrait of José María Morelos and the Mexican coat of arms with the eagle and serpent.
Silver alloy with 100/1000 silver, i.e. 10%.
Standard weight 16 grams.
Diameter 34.5 mm.
Total standard weight: 76.64 grams. The calculated amount of pure silver is about 37.73 grams.
The coins show recognizable details, signs of use, and local patina. The condition varies by coin.
The photos are part of the description and show the five coins you will receive. Carefully packaged for shipping.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country/province
Germany, Mexico, United Kingdom
Year/period and variation
5 zilverhoudende munten 1944–1972 – Duitsland, Groot-Brittannië en Mexico
Ruler
George VI
Denomination
Half Crown
Precious metal
AR
Condition
VF-XF
Number of objects
5
Theme
Olympic Games
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
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