The 1937 2 Reichsmark coin from Nazi Germany (Third Reich), minted in Berlin with the mintmark “A”, has the following details:

General Information

• Country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Period: Nazi Germany (1933 – 1945)
• Coin Type: Circulation coin
• Denomination: 2 Reichsmark
• Year: 1937
• Composition: Silver 0.625
• Edge Type: Lettered
• Edge Inscription: ‘GEMEINNUTZ GEHT VOR EIGENNUTZ’ (Common good before self-interest)
• Shape: Round
• Alignment: Medal (0°)
• Weight: 8 grams
• Diameter: 25 mm
• Thickness: 2 mm

Design

• Obverse:
  • Features an eagle (heraldry) holding a swastika.
  • Inscription: “DEUTSCHES REICH” and the denomination “2 Reichs Mark”.
• Reverse:
  • Features a portrait of Paul von Hindenburg, President of Germany (1847-1934).
  • Inscription includes his name “PAUL VON HINDENBURG” and his years of birth and death.

Rarity and Market Information

• Mintmark: “A” (Berlin)
• Rarity Scale:
  • Common (A)
  • Uncommon (B)
  • Rare (C)
  • Very Rare (R)
  • Extremely Rare (RR)
  • Unique (RRR)

For the 1937 2 Reichsmark with mintmark “A”:

• Rarity: Common (A)
• Collections: 2,730 known collections
• Swap Availability: 60 available for swap
• Wish List: 253 collectors wishing to acquire it

Catalog Reference

• KM Number: KM# 93

The coin is quite common and readily available among collectors. Its value would be influenced more by its condition and historical significance rather than rarity.