German Länders
Introduction: Reading of a German coin
Some essential reminders on the German ?coins:
There are five variants for each German part: their workshop which is, for memory
A = Berlin, D = Munich, F = Stuttgart, G = Karlsruhe and J = Hamburg
To avoid the risk of confusion with the two "D" engraved in capital letters, know that the "D" of Deutschland is slightly larger than the "D" of the Munich workshop.
The indication of the issuing country has changed form on several occasions.
Four images to illustrate this point:
Until 2009
"BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND"
was registered inside the crown of coins.
2008, Deutschland inside the crown
J of Hambourg surrounded
Between 2009 and 2012
The "D" of Deutschland
has replaced the ancient indication, stll situed inside the crown of coins
2010, D inside the crown
A of Berlin surrounded
Since 2013
The "D" of Deutschland
always appears Country have indication of the broadcasting, but it can be placed wherever inside the coin.
2013, D down the coin
A of Berlin surrounded
Here in 2015
The "D" of Deutschland
always appears Country have indication of the broadcasting, but it can be placed wherever inside the coin.
2015, D on right
A of Berlin surrounded
LA 016 - 2006 - Land Schleswig-Holstein
LA 022 - 2007 - Land Mecklenbourg
LA 030 - 2008 - Land Hambourg
LA 042 - 2009 - Land Saar
LA 050 - 2010 - Land Bremen
LA 062 - 2011 - Land Westphalia
LA 079 - 2012 - Land Bavaria
LA 092 - 2013 - Land Bade-Wurtenberg
LA 113 - 2014 - Land Lower Saxony
LA 139 - 2015 - Land Hesse
LA 172 - 2016 - Land Saxony
LA 202 - 2017 - Land Rhineland-Palatinate
LA 237 - 2018 - Land Berlin
LA 268 - 2019 - The Bundesrat
LA 300 - 2020 - Land Brandebourg
LA 335 - 2021 - Saxony Anhalt
All the coins concerning German Länders are tidied up in the Tome V
Arrangement of coins - Tome 5
The coins 2008 / 2009
The coins 2010 / 2011
Last edited: Thu 16 may 2024
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