Auction item: Medal - coinage of the first and most expensive German commemorative coin: „100 Years Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nürnberg” from 1952.  Features: proof,  edge: smooth,  diameter: ± 36 mm, weight: ± 18 gr.

  The restrike is slightly larger than the original coin.    The obverse of the medal is a copy of the original. It represents the Ostrogothic eagle fibula from northern Italy, a gold cloisonne work from the 5th century (length 12 cm, Germanisches Nationalmuseum).

   On the reverse of the restriking is the enlarged federal eagle, in which an oak leaf is integrated in the coat of arms, as well as the value "5".

   On the original coin, on the other hand, the nominal value "5", the inscription "Deutsche Mark - Federal Republic of Germany" and the federal eagle appear.

   I am dissolving parts of my private collection. Collector's exchange is possible.

   Condition - please have a look at the photos, the pictures show the original medal with will be shipped. The photos are part of the description.  If you have any doubts - please write, I am happy to answer any question, I can send an additional photo. This is a private auction. 

    Worldwide shipping (registered letter with tracking number), the shipping costs:  EU - 5,50 € , Worldwide – 6,50 €.

    Auction items are shipped on the next working  days after receiving the complete payment. Careful packing and sending on time are my priorities.

    I am happy to post items overseas and am willing to combine postage for multiple lots.  If you purchased several stamps-coins, please wait for a combined invoice before you pay – You pay only for one shipment .

    On the day of shipping the buyer  will receive by e-mail a photos of the shipment (wrapped auction medal, addressed envelope), a photograph of the post office receipt and tracking number.

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