Congrats to Murray and then there were grades

coinkat

First - Congrats to Andrew Murray. That was amazing- didn't see that coming

Grades

1902 GB Crown which has attractive color and good overall appeal came back MS64

With that submission was a Swiss 1926 5FR that graded MS62. This one was submitted not because I had any grand expectations but to confirm it was MS which was reassuring.

A TR-Prince Heinrich medal from 1902 from the Prince's visit to NY graded MS63. I like the ship and the overall look of this and seems to fit in any German collection.

A 1931-G Oaktree 5M graded AU58- This series seems to interesting as the surviving population seems to matter and the rarity of some of these dates seems to be uncertain.

The last was a Westphalian 1923 One Billion Mark coin that now is in a 62 holder- While these may not be ultra rare, I just do not seem them that often. This one is my favorite of the lot

TwoKopeiki

Congrats on the grades, Coinkat.

Is this the medal you have? I like the ship on it, as well.

coinkat

That would be it

JCMhouston

Good going on the 1902 Crown coinkat.

HoledandCreative

Congrats! Nice items. When I collected Germany by date & mint, I never found a 31-G 5 Mark Oaktree. Picture? I never found the 30-E, 30-G, 31-G, 31-J, 32-G, 32-J, or the 33-J. I looked avidly.

coinkat

There are Oaktree 5M coins that are very deceptive in terms of surviving population- unfortunately, I have not been unable to scrape up information as to what happened to some of these dates- including the ones you listed