Live auction - fwo_687638 - FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY Coffret d’hommage, frappes d’épreuves 1971 et 10 pfennig or - Centenaire de la VDM 1972 Karlsruhe

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY Coffret d’hommage, frappes d’épreuves 1971 et 10 pfennig or - Centenaire de la VDM 1972 Karlsruhe MS

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Estimate :	2 000 €
Price :	no bid
Maximum bid :	no bid
End of the sale :	07 September 2021 19:12:48

Type : Coffret d’hommage, frappes d’épreuves 1971 et 10 pfennig or - Centenaire de la VDM

Date: 1972

Mint name / Town : Karlsruhe

Rarity : R2

Coments on the condition:

Coffret complet

Obverse

Reverse

Commentary

Ce coffret a été offert aux responsables d’ateliers monétaires à l’occasion du centenaire de la Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke A.G. qui fournit des flans monétaires depuis un siècle. Outre la série de neuf pièces 1971 en frappes d’épreuve le coffret contient une klippe en or au centre de laquelle est frappé, si ce n’est avec les coins d’origine en tout cas avec une copie parfaite, une 10 pfennig de 1873, pour la frappe de laquelle la VDM fournit les flans de laiton à l’époque. Ce coffret contient également la pièce de 5 Deutschmark 1873 qui a été remise plus tard par la VDM.

Sous le premier plateau se trouve un second plateau composé de 16 jetons aux armes de 8 villes allemande.
This box was presented to mint managers on the occasion of the centenary of the Vereinigte Deutsche Metallwerke AG, which has been supplying coin blanks for a century. In addition to the series of nine 1971 proof coins, the box contains a gold klippe in the center of which is struck, if not with the original dies then certainly with a perfect copy, a 10 pfennig from 1873, for the minting of which the VDM supplied the brass blanks at the time. This box also contains the 5 Deutschmark 1873 coin, which was later presented by the VDM. Under the first tray is a second tray consisting of 16 tokens with the coats of arms of 8 German cities