The details on most of these coins are still very nice. Most simply have unappealing toning or have been cleaned. It is possible to get one with some rim dings or scratches but most are not damaged. This Silver 2 Reichsmark Coin was minted in Nazi Germany from 1936 to 1939. The obverse features an eagle holding an oak wreath with a swastika in middle of it. The denomination can be seen to the left of the wreath. The lettering on the obverse can be translated to, "2 Reichsmark, German Reich." The date can also be found on the obverse. The reverse features a profile image of Paul Von Hindenburg facing right. The words, "Paul Von Hindenburg," can be seen on the right side of the obverse while the dates, "1847-1934," can be seen on the left side. The mint mark can be found on the reverse just below the 1 in 1847 next to Hindenburg's neck. This coin was minted with .625 fine silver and has an ASW of 0.1608 oz.