1923 GERMANY Weimar Republic 200 Mark NGC UNC + 15 Loose Brilliant Uncirculated

Description: Germany 1923 200 Mark in NGC Slab(BU) Description The Germany KM35 coin is a 200 Mark coin from the Weimar Republic, minted in 1923. This coin is particularly notable due to its historical context and the economic conditions of the time. In 1923, Germany was experiencing hyperinflation, a period of extremely rapid and excessive inflation. The economic instability was a result of the reparations imposed on Germany after World War I, combined with internal political and economic turmoil. The value of the German Mark plummeted, leading to the issuance of high-denomination coins and banknotes1.Composition: Aluminum-Weight: 1 gram-Diameter: 23 mmDesign:-Obverse: Features the heraldic eagle, a symbol of Germany, with the inscription EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT (Unity and Justice and Freedom).Reverse: Displays the denomination 200 MARK along with the year 1923 and the mint mark12.-SignificanceThe 200 Mark coin is a reflection of the severe economic conditions in Germany during the early 1920s. The use of aluminum, a relatively inexpensive metal, for minting these coins underscores the scarcity of resources and the desperate measures taken to stabilize the economy. Despite its low intrinsic value, the coin is a poignant reminder of a tumultuous period in German history to its historical context and the economic conditions of the time. Lot of 15: Germany KM35(U) 1923A 200 Mark Bulk Qantity: 15 Weight/Dimensions: 1 g - per coin | 15 g - per lot Grade Condition: (U) Size: 23mm Metal: Aluminum Obverse: Denomination above date Reverse: Imperial eagle 1923 Issue, Weimar Republic

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