2 Deutsche Mark Theodor Heuss - Pattern, Germany

Main information

Country:
Germany
Years of Minting:
1970
Period:
Federal Republic (1949-date)
Coin Type:
Pattern
Edge:
Smooth
Shape:
Round
Technique:
Milled
Mint:
J Hamburgische Münze, Germany (801-date)

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Reverse

Description:

An eagle facing left, emblem of Germany and the mintmark below the left claw and the denomination at the bottom

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Obverse

Description:

Portrait of Theodor Heuss (1884-1963), the first president of the Federal Republic of Germany

Engraver:

Karl Ulrich Nuss

Designer:

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Edge

Description:

Smooth

Obverse:

·BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND· 1949 - 1969

Reverse:

BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND 1970 F 2 DEUTSCHE MARK

Composition

Gold (.900)

Size

Weight:51.1 g
Diameter:43.27 mm
Thickness:n/a
Edge:Smooth

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2 Deutsche Mark Theodor Heuss - Pattern, Germany

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Edge

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