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Germany. A Gold 100 Reichsmark “Der Führer” Argentinian Struck Coin

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Germany. A Gold 100 Reichsmark “Der Führer” Argentinian Struck Coin

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Germany. A Gold 100 Reichsmark “Der Führer” Argentinian Struck Coin

This is an extremely well preserved gold coin, minted c. 1955 in Argentina; consisting of tested 18kt gold, to commemorate the Führer’s appointment as Reichs-Councillor in 1933. The obverse depicts the leftward facing bust of A.H., inscribed by his name on the left, and with a mobile swastika towards the right; the reverse features a detailed outline of the Brandenburg Gate of Berlin, dated “1933” on-top, and with “100 RM” below; with a knurled edge; marked “Prode” on the reverse; measuring 35.63 mm in diameter; weighing 30.0 grams; in overall virtually mint condition.

Footnote: This coin was minted c. 1955 in Argentina, where some National Socialist deserters re-settled following the deafeat of Germany.