DM coins: Why they are valuable collector's items today and how they can benefit financially

DM coins: Why they are valuable collector's items today and how they can benefit financially

According to a report from www.derwesten.de,

The euro was introduced at the turn of the year 2001/2002, but not all Deutsche Mark holdings have yet been exchanged. According to the Federal Republic of Germany, there are still around 12.2 billion marks in notes and coins in circulation, which corresponds to 6.24 billion euros.

The DM coins have become real treasures because there are collectors who pay a lot of money for certain coins. Well-preserved, rare and special or commemorative coins are particularly sought-after objects. Mis-mintings and 2-pfennig pieces before 1968, which were minted from pure copper, are particularly valuable and can fetch up to 5,000 euros.

For the financial industry, this means that almost 12.2 billion marks are still in circulation and some of these coins could be very valuable. Collectors are already paying large sums for certain coins, and it is likely that the value of some DM coins could increase in the near future. This could cause an increase in trading and collecting of DM coins in the market. Anyone interested should therefore take a look at the “MDM Münzhandelsgesellschaft” homepage to find out which coins and pennies are worth how much money.