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Germany, Third Reich. A Post-War Argentinean-Struck Gold 100 Reichsmark Coin

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Germany, Third Reich. A Post-War Argentinean-Struck Gold 100 Reichsmark Coin

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Germany, Third Reich. A Post-War Argentinean-Struck Gold 100 Reichsmark Coin

(100 Reichsmark Münze in Gold). This is an extremely well-preserved Gold 100 Reichsmark (RM) coin, tested 18kt solid GOLD, minted in Argentina c. 1955. The obverse depicts a leftward-facing profile of A.H. circumscribed by name and a mobile swastika. The reverse depicts a central Brandenburg Gate, topped by a wreathed swastika and a date of “1933” with luminous rays, above an inscription of “100 RM”. Marked on reverse with “Prode”. With finely ribbed edges. Measuring 35.61 mm in diameter and weighing 32.3 grams. In near mint condition.

Footnote: Following large-scale postwar movement of ex-National Socialists into South America, many unrepentant individuals continued to espouse nostalgia for the Third Reich and pieces such as these were crafted to satisfy demands for period pieces.