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JesJu
9 months ago

Hi.

the coin is worth exactly half the printed value, 0.025€.

You can exchange DM coins at the Bundesbank and its branches in Euro.

The official exchange rate is 1 Euro for DM 1,95583.

The exchange rate has always remained the same since the change in 2001/2002.

DM coins are pure circulation coins, to presses of xx million pieces.

There are only very few collectors, for example Bank Deutscherländer from 1949.

Ergo forget DM coin value.

LG

Rolf42
9 months ago
Reply to  JesJu

You can exchange DM coins with the Bundesbank and the Landesbanks in Euro.

Only with the Bundesbank, the Landesbanks have nothing to do with the exchange of DM.

JesJu
9 months ago
Reply to  Rolf42

Thank you.

Bronzezeitler
9 months ago

It is as good as nothing value, just the normal exchange rate in Cent

FragestellerD
9 months ago

You asked the same question 10 minutes ago with an older coin. It didn’t change. You get nix for it, and for the next coin you put in here, just as little. It’s not more than a memory. I’d even give you a euro so I can have one more.

Dummbock
9 months ago

Nothing.

Here, he says 14 cents, probably in better maintenance.

If it were the Stuttgarters, A is Berlin, it’s worth 31 cents!

https://de.ucoin.net/coin/germany-5-pfennig-1991/?cid=5260&vid=1175

Rolf42
9 months ago

If you switch the coin to the Bundesbank, you’ll get 3 cents for it.

DerGeist
9 months ago

2.5 cent is worth

Rosswurscht
9 months ago

It’s a nice memory, but without special value.