Germany 2 Reichsmark 1937 – Paul von Hindenburg Rare swastika(卐) Mark Silver Coin #V-237

Issuer	Germany (1871-1948)
Period	Third Reich (1933-1945)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1936-1939
Value	2 Marks (2 RM)
Currency	Reichsmark (1924-1948)
Composition	Silver (.625)
Weight	8 g
Diameter	25 mm
Thickness	2.15 mm
Shape	Round
Technique	Milled
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes

This is an exceptional Third Reich-era 2 Reichsmark silver coin minted between 1936-1939, featuring renowned German military leader Paul von Hindenburg. Composed of .625 silver with a weight of 8 grams and 25mm diameter, this piece represents an important historical artifact from interwar Germany.

The obverse displays the iconic imperial eagle clutching an oak wreath with the swastika emblem—symbolic of the Nazi regime’s governmental authority. The reverse showcases a distinguished portrait of Hindenburg (1847-1934), honoring the military statesman who served as Germany’s president during the Weimar Republic’s tumultuous final years.

Designed by engravers F. Krischker and A. Vocke, this coin exemplifies Third Reich coinage craftsmanship. The smooth edge features an inscribed legend with decorative floral separation, adding to its numismatic appeal. As a demonetized circulation coin, it holds significant historical and collector value, making it a sought-after piece for those studying early 20th-century European history and numismatics. Collectors prize these coins for their historical context, silver content, and relative scarcity in well-preserved condition.

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