On offer is a 1939 German silver 2 Reichsmark coin from the Third Reich period, featuring the profile of Paul von Hindenburg to one side and the imperial eagle with wreath to the reverse. This example carries the D mint mark, indicating it was struck at the Munich mint, one of the official Reich mints operating during this period. Struck in .625 silver, this coin represents a standard circulation issue of the late 1930s and is catalogued as KM 93. With a weight of approximately 8 grams and a diameter of around 25 mm, it offers a solid silver content alongside strong historical significance. The design reflects the political era, with Hindenburg depicted as former President of Germany, a key transitional figure before the rise of the Third Reich. The coin displays clear detail with visible wear consistent with age and circulation. The Munich mint mark adds further collector interest, as mint locations are an important aspect of German numismatics. A well recognised and collected piece of 20th century European coinage. A fine example of a 1939 silver 2 Reichsmark coin that brings historical depth and authenticity to any collection. Key Features✅ Genuine silver coin – Third Reich German issue✅ Hindenburg portrait with eagle and wreath design✅ D mint mark for Munich mint✅ Germany 1939 dated coin KM 93 type✅ Condition: circulated with age related wear✅ Composition: .625 silver✅ Weight: approx 8 grams✅ Diameter: approx 25 mm Shipping & International BuyersWe ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout no surprises. All items are securely packed with care and experience. Customs & Import Duties:USA buyers: All customs duties are paid at checkout.All other countries: Customs charges may apply upon delivery. Buyers are responsible for checking local import rules and fees before purchasing. stock code 240326