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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bart, post: 283852, member: 5580&quot;]That&#039;s why we have to know which coin it is. A &quot;50 reichspfennig&quot; means nothing.</p><p>If it is an aluminum-bronze KM#41, it is worth quite a lot. If it is a nickel KM#49, it can be worth between 1 and 90 $ depending on the date, mint letter and condition (the 1932 G is even that scarce it is worth the small fortune the KM#41 is worth). The KM#95 in nickel is also worth something between 12.50 and 300 $ depending on the date, mint letter and condition. If it is an aluminium KM#87 or 96, it also depends on those conditions to see if it&#039;s worth something. I can find the aluminum pieces in junk boxes here in Belgium, but there are also scarce combinations of date and mint letter.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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