2 Mark Hamburg / Germany Silver

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Denomination:

2 Mark

Metal:

Silver

State:

Germany

Hamburg

Issue year(s):

1911

Catalog reference:

Jaeger-63 (43) Jaeger-61 (18) KM-290 (10) KM-294 (4)

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-09-01
DEUTSCHLAND Hamburg 2 Mark 1876. J. 61. KM 290. Vorzüglich.

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DEUTSCHLAND Hamburg 2 Mark 1876. J. 61. KM 290. Vorzüglich.

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DEUTSCHLAND Hamburg 2 Mark 1876. J. 61. KM 290. Vorzüglich.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-08-25
Hamburg 2 Mark 1914 J. Jaeger 63. Schöne Patina. Vorzüglich - Stempelglanz

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Posted by: gcoins 2010-08-24
Гамбург 2 марки (1876 г.) Серебро J. Номер по Краузе КМ#290, 900-я проба, 11,111 г.

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