German Occupation/WW2/Concentration Camp Coins

What I meant too, maybe talk of "occupation" is not entirely correct, but the result was the same.

petronius

 

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Thanks Kolyan and Petronius I've an arm load of western Euro. types, you two showed me more Eastern euro. than I even knew existed, thank you.

 

Serb fest -
Peter -



Alexander -


Peter II

 

Nice coins, Ripley - I like that 50 dinara design. Just for the record (you and I, and most others here, will know this), those are not occupation or concentration camp issues. Then again, the notes that Petronius showed us are also interesting but not exactly coins. Hmm, maybe we can split this ...

Christian

 

Some 1942 zinc coins. Zinc was largely used during the war instead of copper, more expensive and more relevant to the needs of the war.

Serbia, 2 dinara




Netherlands, 5 cents




Netherlands, 25 cents




petronius

 

This could be a good idea...a thread for coins and one for paper money

petronius

 

About a month ago, I was in France, and I passed by a fountain to wash my hands. I noticed a coin lying on the edge of the fountain. It turned out to be a 1942 50 Centimes piece.

 

OK, I tried splitting the topic into two, with similar titles. Coins are mostly here (some posts were "mixed"), notes/paper money issues are mostly there:

German Occupation/WW2/Concentration Camp Notes
http://www.cointalk.com/threads/german-occupation-ww2-concentration-camp-notes.236074/

Christian

 

For your viewing pleasure. Complete set of zinc Generalgouvernement coins struck by Germans for occupied Poland.