1935A &1936A Germany Third Reich 1 Reichsmark Coins Set Highlights: 1. Minted during an exceptionally unique period, straddling the overlap between the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich, it possesses extremely high historical and collectible value. 2. As an artifact from the Nazi era, it has collectible interest, suitable for history enthusiasts, cultural significance enhances its appeal. 3. Coincided with the Berlin Olympics, where the Nazis used currency to strengthen propaganda imagery, with the eagle emblem symbolizing power. Coin Story: This set of coins were issued in 1935 and 1936, belonging to the German Third Reich period (1933-1939 design type), rather than strictly the Weimar Republic (1919-1933). After the end of the Weimar Republic, the Hitler regime took over and retained some republican-era currency designs, but incorporated Nazi symbols such as the eagle emblem and wheat sheaf patterns, symbolizing national unity and agricultural prosperity. The A mark indicates minting at the Berlin Mint. This coin reflects the currency stabilization period under Nazi economic policies, holding historical significance as it witnesses the transition from republic to totalitarianism, commonly used for studying Nazi propaganda and economic history. Year 1936 coincided with the Berlin Olympics, where the Nazis used currency to strengthen propaganda imagery, with the eagle emblem symbolizing power. The A mark is for the Berlin Mint. This coin symbolizes the Nazi economic recovery period, holding historical significance as it reflects the regime's control over currency, used for studying pre-WWII German economy and propaganda strategies. As an artifact from the Nazi era, it has moderate collectible interest. Suitable for history enthusiasts, melt value is low, but cultural significance enhances its appeal.