My Coin Collection - Part... Germany! Over 100 Coins from Germany!

Welcome to another part of my worldwide coin collection walkthrough. I've decided to make a separate video for countries I have a lot of coins from, so today we have all of my coins from Germany.
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Mintmarks:
A - Berlin
D - Munich
F - Stuttgart
G - Karlsruhe
J - Hamburg

[@caiwatson1006]

Wow, Germany has so many coins. This video was really interesting, thanks again LAFTA

[@LAFTA]

Thanks a lot Cai! They have lots more too! Many more to find.

[@schuey089]

Fab collection of German coins there LAFTA! Their old banknotes are works of art! Thanks for sharing

[@LAFTA]

Oh yeah and there is soooo much variety in their notes mate. Soooo much haha

[@nannysoocoinseeker2886]

So much information & so many coins in this one, a few I knew nothing about and so sensitively put across too. These things... good or bad... is what gives us history and it can't be changed, just like things happening in our world today that our future generations will be learning about in years to come. How wonderful to have the coin from your grandfather I imagine that is a real treasure for you, it is a lovely coin. I think my favourite is the Saxony coin. I've always thought that most of the German coins are very much the same & quite plain but my interest has peaked now. A really interesting & very well presented video Lafta well done👏😀

[@LAFTA]

Brilliant comment as ever Nannysoo! Thanks so much! The first two coins are definitely the best of the bunch.

[@judes1934]

Another fabulous interesting video LAFTA 😀. Some really interesting coins there. As you say some are a very important part of history. I did like Saxony 5 Pfennige . Also , the Prussian 2 Marks from your Grandfather. Look forward to the next instalment 😀.

[@judes1934]

Hey LAFTA many congratulations on reaching 1K subs 🥳. Thoroughly deserved. Well done 😀.

[@janetsmith5279]

Wow. Brilliantly handled. With such care an respect. Iv really enjoyed it. Thankyou. I will be re watching whist checking my dated an mint marks. 🤞🏻 for a 66 Once again well done an thankyou for having the courage to do it. Real coin collectors need to know all about every coin. Thanks again. An stay safe luv.x

[@LAFTA]

Thanks a lot for the support Janet, I tried to handle it as best I could. Stay safe x

[@michaeltaws8451]

Brilliant, different, informative vid LAFTA! Shame we live in such a world that you can't give out all the information you would want to & all the information we would like to hear! Done the best you could! Looking forward to H 👍👍👍👍

[@LAFTA]

Maybe overly cautious on my part Michael but you can't be too safe these days. Thanks a lot!

[@siannypad4321]

Fantastic video a usual lafta !!! Chock full of information !!! And being a history nerd myself I find the "contraversial" coins interesting too because it's a period of history that we can all learn from in different ways !!!

[@LAFTA]

Who is this with a new name??? :P

[@siannypad4321]

@@LAFTA it's me !!! 😜😁 Keep up with the coiny goodness Ambassador 🤣🤣

[@andrewgreen2019]

Another interesting video . Glad to see Snax getting a mention. 😂. Enjoying the run through your collection.

[@RealAntek]

Gotta love snax

[@LAFTA]

hahaha, Thanks Andrew! Trying to get him off of his harness and onto a collar at the moment but he is a but of a puller, we will get there!

[@mastertemple]

Super video mate, so many coins. Fab information too love the older historical coins in a lifetime the German coinage has changed so much happy days buddy 👍👍👍

[@LAFTA]

Oh it really has mate, certainly a lot of changes through the years!! Nice one Dan.

[@gabrijeltomic8148]

Amazing video, love the first two coins!! Also I didnt know about 50 pfennig smooth edge, very informative from you!! Cheers!

[@LAFTA]

First two are definitely a couple of beauties aren't they Gabrijel! Thanks for watching mate.

[@CoinsMore]

I never knew there was so many German coins. What a cracking video with lots of fantastic information 😁🥊

[@LAFTA]

Thanks Matt, are we going to see some German coins from you soon?

[@CoinsMore]

@@LAFTA We will have to wait and see Mr Lafta 😁

[@shycharlieace]

Just popped on to say Congratulations on hitting 1K subs , brilliant and well deserved

[@LAFTA]

Thanks so much 😀

[@stevie2095]

Wunderbar 🇩🇪🇩🇪 , really enjoyed that one as I have German family so found it really interesting mate 👍

[@LAFTA]

Awesome, thanks Stevie!

[@NorthernCoins]

Another great upload mate, and congratulations on reaching 1k subs, here's too the next milestone, stay safe my friend

[@LAFTA]

Thanks a lot mate!

[@steveufton4669]

Nice set mate 🤘

[@LAFTA]

Thanks Steve. Take care mate

[@Alrik.]

Very interesting, thanks for showcasing! I have many German euro coins because I collect mostly from circulation. I'm trying to put together a date run for the small cent coins, but that's taking a while because they've made them almost every year since 2002 with five different mint marks!

[@LAFTA]

Oh yes Alrik, lots and lots of variety!

[@Alrik.]

@@LAFTA when I get more money I might try at a date and mint mark run of the high denominations as well :p But it's not as bad actually, there's of course lots of €2 coins but Germany hasn't made €1 for circulation since 2004!

[@wilmawilson1466]

Nice video, didn't know there was so many German coins. Interesting information.

[@LAFTA]

Oh there is so many different ones it's unreal, this is a drop in the ocean really. Thanks for watching!

[@nickthomas2242]

1000k subscribers well done and good luck on the next 99000 👏👏👏👏👏

[@LAFTA]

hahahaha, cheers Nick

[@darrencheshire7061]

Keep up the great content fella, stay safe

[@LAFTA]

Thanks Darren mate.

[@denisfitzpatrick1583]

Very informative video lafta

[@LAFTA]

Cheers denis

[@fallofmanbrand]

amazing video

[@LAFTA]

Thanks!

[@Pocket_poet]

Really loved this! Dont feed snax coins 🙈 Some really nice coins here :) x

[@LAFTA]

Trying not to! Thanks so much :) x

[@mrmrssnappy9920]

Very informative. 👍👍

[@LAFTA]

I try Snap, this was a tricky episode for me though!

[@SquareCoinTalk]

nice collection from Germany good video Thanks mate

[@LAFTA]

Thanks a lot SCT

[@amberwakeling3482]

fab vid as always

[@LAFTA]

Thank you Amber :)

[@ian.s424]

Hi mate, you had nothing to worry about In the end, you worded the third r coins very well. Mine are a blueish colour from early 40s. I also have some 5 mark east g coins from 60s worth looking out for and recently watched a world coin hunt from usa and he got a hyper inflation coin which im now hunting.

[@LAFTA]

Hyper inflation coin? Very interesting! Will keep my eyes peeled for the East German 5 marks as well! Thanks Ian

[@ian.s424]

Hi Lafta, the hyper inflation coin was a 200 mark from 1928 d mint mark.

[@derravensberger9395]

@@ian.s424 The 200 Mark and the 500 Mark coin were minted 1923 in all six mints (A, D, E, F, G and J) at this time. The 200 Mark coins with E, F, G an J are more expencive - the marks G and E at the 500 Mark coin are more expencive, the mark J is the most expencive.

[@derravensberger9395]

@@LAFTA The East German 5 Mark coins are commemorative coins (simulare to 10 and 20 Mark coins). The Federal Republic also minted commemorative coins in the nominations 5 DM, 10 DM, 10 Euro and 20 Euro.

[@ian.s424]

@@derravensberger9395 Great information, thank you.

[@billthetill2434]

Interesting coins,

[@LAFTA]

Cheers Bill!

[@izacleigh8789]

Nice! I didn't even know that there were that many German coins to be honest

[@LAFTA]

There are more for me to still get my hands on!

[@derravensberger9395]

To ad some information: In the Federal Republic of Germany there were still old designs for 2 DM coins and 5 DM coins 2 DM coin from 1951 (called "grapes and wheat") 2 DM coin on the occasion of Max Planck's 100th birthday (minted from 1957 to 1971) 5 DM coins made of silver (minted from 1951/1956 to 1974). And next to the two coins you already have 2 DM coins to commemorate 20 years of the Federal Republic Konrad Adenauer (first Chancellor / Chancellor of the West Link - minted from 1969 to 1987) Theodor Heuß (first Federal President - minted from 1970 to 1987) there were another 2 DM coins that were in circulation until the introduction of the euro 2 DM coin commemorating 30 years of the Federal Republic Kurt Schumacher (opposition leader in the first German Bundestag - minted from 1979 to 1993) 2 DM coin commemorating 40 years of Deutsche Mark Ludwig Erhard (first minister of economics "father of the economic miracle" - minted from 1988 to 2001 / from 1997 NIFC) 2 DM coin commemorating 40 years of the Federal Republic Franz Josef Strauß (Prime Minister of the Free State of Bavaria - minted from 1990 to 2001 / from 1997 NIFC) 2 DM coin commemorating 45 years of the Federal Republic Willy Brandt (Chancellor of the Eastern Approach - minted from 1994 to 2001 / from 1997 NIFC) Additional information: If you have Reichsmark coins from 1938 to 1944 with the mintmark "B", you can also assign them to your collection of Austrian coins, because the German mintmark "B" used by the Hanover Mint until 1878 was replaced in the period from Main Mint Office Vienna used. (Translated using Google Translat due to English weaknesses)

[@shycharlieace]

Great video with some nice coins, the thing is its coins and History is History good or bad we cant change it , my 2 grandfathers fought and survived World War 11 and im sure one of them showed me a German coin from the war with an eagle on it , but it was a long time ago when I saw it , keep up the Good work and stay safe

[@LAFTA]

Thanks mate. An I agree with you totally, just a tricky topic to navigate.

[@Dan-qu8qs]

Very good.

[@LAFTA]

Thanks!

[@prodromosandreou108]

Thank you very much for this interesting coin presentation. I understand absolutely your decision to not mention by name the ideology that was supported by the Third Reich. I visited twice Oswiecim (Auschwitz) in Poland and the feelings are always strong for that moment of our history. We must read history to be more wise and avoid the mistakes of the past. You have a very nice variety of german coins in your collection. Personally I collect 2 euro commemorative coins and the German coins are my nightmare. There are to many of them in Circulation. But without doubt the Bundeslander Series coins are a great addition in every collection. Looking forward for the next letters...

[@LAFTA]

Thanks again for your in depth comment Prodromus, it's much appreciated! I would love to collect commemorative Euros more specifically, but I need to try and focus a little more with my collection for now! It sounds like it is a big commitment anyway!

[@truncatedjunior]

Road to 1000 subscribers!😊

[@LAFTA]

We made it!

[@RealAntek]

Wooooo that’s quite a few German coins

[@LAFTA]

Not doing too bad eh!

[@leeread1234]

Very nice German collection 😁👍

[@LAFTA]

Nice one Lee 👍

[@RealAntek]

The controversial coin shouldn’t be a worry, coin collectors know history and it is what it is. Although the KZbin algorithm will probably pick up those words (don’t know if I can even comment them without triggering the KZbin bot) but to show ur viewers it shouldn’t be a worry

[@RealAntek]

I am Polish and still do collect these coins. Well, I don’t have many because they’re hard to find at a good deal and the zinc ones love to rot. What’s worse is that people like to destroy them because of the swas (had to censor for the KZbin bot)

[@LAFTA]

Thanks Antek.

[@wolfmanfishing2230]

Enjoyed that even the non pc coins were very interesting nice bit of silver at the start 😊 keep up the good work mate it's so interesting to hear all bout the coins mate 👌 👌 👌 👍

[@LAFTA]

Thanks a lot mate. The Prussian silver is lovely isn't it?

[@coincapton6663]

Mikee vee says hi

[@LAFTA]

Thanks for coming over coincapton!

[@KatieJonesCoins]

FIRST

[@KatieJonesCoins]

Ooooo I did wonder about the ones with 2 different blokes on them, I’ve seen them before somewhere! Another great video my friend!

[@LAFTA]

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