1937-A Germany (Third Reich) Silver 5 Reichsmark - PCGS MS63 Hindenburg

1937-A Germany (Third Reich) Silver 5 Reichsmark – Paul von Hindenburg PCGS MS63

This is a high-grade silver 5 Reichsmark from the early Nazi era, featuring the portrait of President Paul von Hindenburg. Struck at the Berlin Mint (“A”).

Key Details:

•  Issuer: German Reich (Third Reich)

•  President: Paul von Hindenburg

•  Mint: Berlin (A)

•  Date: 1937

•  Catalog References: KM#94, Jaeger 367

•  Composition: .900 silver

•  Certification: PCGS MS63

•  Obverse: Right-facing portrait of Hindenburg. Legend: REICHSPRÄSIDENT VON HINDENBURG with dates 1847–1934 and mint mark A below.

•  Reverse: Reichsadler (eagle) with swastika in wreath. Legend: DEUTSCHES REICH above, 5 REICHSMARK below, date 1937.

These Hindenburg 5 Reichsmarks were issued as a tribute after his death in 1934 and served as standard circulation coins during the transition period of the Third Reich.

Condition:

PCGS MS63 — attractive uncirculated surfaces with strong details, good luster, and excellent eye appeal for the issue. A solid Mint State example.

This certified piece is a nice representative of pre-WWII German silver for collectors of 20th-century world coins or Third Reich history. It pairs well with your other Hindenburg and Reichsmark pieces.

Coin pictured is the exact one you will receive.