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Ww2 German coins?

jmccarthy1983jmccarthy1983 Posts: 52
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I have a few of these, can you get these slabbed? Does anyone have any examples slabbed? Would like to see a few
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  • newsmannewsman Posts: 2,658 ✭✭✭
    It would only be worthwhile slabbing these if they were gem uncirculated specimens. Most types are pretty common, and they don't wear well because they were made from zinc and aluminum.

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  • JamminJJamminJ Posts: 1,413 ✭✭✭
    You can certainly get these coins slabbed. However, I have yet to find a WW2 German coin I felt was worth the fee.

    -JamminJ
  • MSD61MSD61 Posts: 3,382 ✭
    I agree with JamminJ not many of this type of coinage would be worth the fee. I have quite a few and none I would dare send.
    Omnicoin
  • coinrookiecoinrookie Posts: 794
    If you can find them in 64 or 65, they are worth slabbing. I have some in that range that will be slabbed when the collection is complete. I have a couple of what I consider the toughest coin to find in near gem or gem, that being the 5 Phennig. If you can find these, they are defineately worth it in my opinion.

    Steve
  • JamminJJamminJ Posts: 1,413 ✭✭✭
    Just to clarify, the reason I've never certified one is that I've never found one I thought would receive an MS65 grade or better.

    -JamminJ
  • coinrookiecoinrookie Posts: 794
    JamminJ,
    I agree with you 100%. It has taken me 5 years of deliberate searching for 4 coins that I hope will go 64 (fingers crossed) and hopefully 1 of the bunch has a shot 65.

    Steve
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