Germany-Rep. Weimar Coin List
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 50 pfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 mark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 mark (3rd Anniversary of the Weimar Constitution)
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 1 rentenpfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 2 rentenpfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 5 rentenpfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 10 rentenpfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 50 rentenpfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 200 mark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 500 mark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 1 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 2 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 5 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 10 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 50 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 1 mark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 mark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 1 reichsmark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 2 reichsmark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 reichsmark (700 Years of Freedom for Lübeck)
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 50 reichspfennig
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 5 reichsmark
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 reichsmark (Gotthold Lessing 200th Anniversary)
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 reichsmark (10th Anniversary of the Weimar Constitution)
Germany-Rep. Weimar | 3 reichsmark
The most valuable and popular coins
The most valuable Germany-Rep. Weimar coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:
Germany's monetary history during the Weimar Republic (1918-1933) was marked by unprecedented hyperinflation and drastic changes in the monetary system. This turbulent period left an indelible mark on German and world numismatics.
Hyperinflation and its monetary consequences
After World War I, Germany faced a severe economic crisis that culminated in the hyperinflation of 1923. During this time, banknotes were issued in astronomical denominations, with one banknote of 100 billion marks being printed. Currency lost so much value that people used banknotes as wallpaper or fuel for stoves. This situation led to the introduction of the Rentenmark in November 1923, followed by the Reichsmark in 1924, temporarily stabilizing the economy.
Numismatics of the Weimar Republic
The numismatics of this period is fascinating and diverse. Commemorative coins such as the silver 3 Reichsmark were minted with historical and cultural motifs. Emergency coins (Notgeld) were also issued by cities and private companies due to the shortage of precious metals. These pieces, often made of unconventional materials such as porcelain or aluminum, are now highly sought-after collector's items. The design of the coins reflected the spirit of the times, with symbols of the republic and allegories of economic recovery, making them tangible testimonies to a tumultuous period in German history.
Germany-Rep. Weimar is a country that does not exist today. It is now part of the Germany old coins.