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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;muhfff, post: 1959476, member: 71559&quot;]5,024,809 is correct number for 1922 1 mark coins. Besides that, 22 specimens were made before the actual production took place.</p><p>Also, if anybody interested, there are actually two varieties of 1922 1 mark coins - one has sharp endings at nominal 1, another version is with blunt endings (like 1924 coins).</p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding 1924 1 mark coins - 1,984,760 is partially true. This is the amount of coins made in 1924. But in 1926, before the coins with new design were made, additional batch of coins were made with &quot;old&quot; stamps (i.e. 1924 coins). So the final mintage for 1924 coins is 3,964,760 (+10 specimens) and 1926 mintage is 1,999,330 (+10 specimens)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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