1939 A Germany 1 Reichspfennig Nazi Third Reich Swastika Copper Coin NGC MS64 RB Highlights: 1. Awarded an exceptional NGC MS64RB grade! A rare and exceptional specimen seldom seen on the market! 2. The “A” mintmark denotes minting at Berlin, Germany! 3. Coins from the Hitler era hold exceptional historical and collectible value, making them highly prized by historical collectors! Coin Story: The 1939 A minted German Third Reich 1 Pfennig copper coin is a circulating currency issued during the Nazi Germany (Third Reich) period, belonging to the last copper version of the 1936-1940 series. The obverse features the Nazi eagle emblem holding a swastika pattern, surrounded by an oak wreath, symbolizing the power and nationalist ideology of the Nazi regime; the reverse displays the denomination "1 Reichspfennig" and the year, accompanied by the inscription of the German Reich (Deutsches Reich). This coin was issued in the year of the outbreak of World War II (Germany invaded Poland in September 1939), reflecting the Nazi economic policy shift towards wartime preparation: copper as a strategic material was conserved, and after 1940, the 1 Pfennig coin was changed to zinc to support military production. As a Nazi propaganda tool, this coin was not only used for daily transactions but also embodied the ideological expansion of the Hitler regime, emphasizing the slogan "common interest before self-interest" (Gemeinnutz vor Eigennutz), although not directly engraved on the 1 Pfennig coin, similar designs appear on other denominations. As a World War II Nazi artifact, the collection value of this coin mainly comes from its historical significance, rather than its face value or material (copper). The MS64RB grade enhances its appeal, suitable for collectors of the Nazi period or German coins, symbolizing the economic and propaganda heritage of the Third Reich. It witnessed the historical turning point of the Third Reich from coming to power in 1933 to its collapse in 1945, becoming a World War II artifact, reminding people of the dark chapter of Nazi totalitarianism.