and there's all the coins I have from the german-speaking area so I actually
don't know what I've got here I might just put all these in a bag so let's
just go through what I have so the countries I have here a Germany and
Austria and Switzerland so get that nice Switzerland it's not all German they
have a large French and Italian and romance speaking area so now you know
the four official languages of Switzerland Germany in Austria speak
various dialects of German or actually various languages because it's different
types of German so here's a Nazi Germany coin 1939 is the e1 - I can't remember
how you pronounce it wonder home near Germany somewhere in eastern germany
austria austrian five shillings so after the Second World War they just issued
zinc and aluminium coins and these were replaced in the 1950s so I'm 50 -
someone's actually replaced by a silver coin and that silver coin is replaced by
a copper nickel coin okay so in over German Weimar Republic so after the
German Empire they still deutsches reich until 1949 48 so I said free Marx
turning the hyperinflation period
Oh where'd that coin go and then I have East German coins Deutschmark
1962 okay more Austrian coins and German Empire coins say there's a fourth inning
1890 this one is Jamie Mac so I think that's Hamburg Jay so let's just go
through I'm not Sodom with different countries and
different time periods for Germany so we have Austrian ones up there would buy my
Republic's that's why my Republic German Empire
Austria they you know bundesrepublik deutschland its Germany you in there
I'll put Switzerland over here so let's see how much of each that I have oh I
should actually put another one for Nazi Joanie I'll put that down I'll move that
over so put that over here do you so it's the
high school no highest is 500 so anyway these coins are still pretty pretty much
I still like these coins but now I just find them just a bit boring because
because um well pretty much the same day that evil eagle on one side and all the
coat of arms on one side and on the other side davia generally his
nomination so here you go so eagle and you're going denomination that's a nasty
German issue hi my Republic 32 marks Jim related to
in the five marks head commemorative coins which actually quite good and in
West Germany Oh Republic box land which is a Federal
Republic of Germany the two marks actually has different difference that
were Oh Kent Chancellor's that suit are you there different Chancellor's so
people who were elected to rule Germany so yeah and see this coin here so these
coins here Dow is shit up into 1936 and then they changed all these coins so
these are five my Republic and Nazi Germany points but anyway just put them
under the highest coin faces with bit over five Australian dollars so
Switzerland has never really issued a 5 franc I think they did is your Phi franc
banknote earlier but they've always used a coin since 1850 so four hundred and
sixty nine years Wow Swiss franc is actually a pretty old
currency and as you can see these two coins actually pretty much the same size
it's a German coins pretty much since 1875 I've pretty much had the same type
of size categorization up until 2002 most today's periods I never issued a 20
or 25 pfennig coin but in the Empire they actually did a certain time so I
should have some yeah okay Swiss coin see another type of do I say here it is
25 finis so these actually weren't that popular and actually a bit expensive I
should put in a coin cover so it's the Berlin Mint 1910
new Austrian Denny's token another one have a Chancellor number German so in
between o mynah 48 in 1949 now issued as the bank of deutsche lander not the
bundesrepublik deutschland so he highest denomination was issued by a unified
germany was the one mark from - mark - 20 marks which were coins each state
issued them in the amount they issued depended on their population size so
here we have a zinc coin this is not 100 percent you think of it it's good it's
good another magnesium I believe and zinc usually goes black but I think the
magnesium is actually protecting it going black in this case here's another
zinc coin it's gone black so as you can see these coins actually not really that
interesting so these coins 1947 this is the same size as the unrighteous many
issued by the German Reich the Third Reich so they would he used blanks or
continuing use blanks as the Nazi Germany so they shoot in a 1 5 and 10
vent Russian so let's see if I've got any um any of the right pin points from
a Nazi Germany sue is a iron coin from 922 so to save medals during the wartime
period to actually reduce the type of coin so actually my data precious metals
or even nickel copper and zinc
so that I can save money oh and use that all our resources you go
marks plank so they actually has his name on it okay maybe I should actually
speed this video up these Deutschmark coins you can actually still exchange at
the Bundesbank because well they aren't legal tinder Jimmy dant legal tender
they are still exchangeable you know I'm not too sure about the Austrian coins
but the Swiss coins are still legal tender pretty much except for I think
the oldest legal tender coin comes from 1879 and you can still use in
Switzerland but yeah then you've got East German coins they changed their
coat of arms until they finally come up with this one which is actually the
better one so then you have our aluminium-bronze okay so you get
experience with coins you will what's which one is that that's a lot via coin
what's that doing in there okay yeah you you just quickly put coins
got our yarn on upcountry daddy's so
when you look at Swiss coins I have Helvetia so when I says how video you
know Switzerland the banknotes have sliced my
help with you boys land means Germany
yesterday which means Eastern Empire means Austria so I believe Austria the
English version comes from probably Latin actually the same is Germany
Germania and I was adopted into English up there
over Danzig coin I'm gonna put the bank coins in here as well here you go 20 for
inflation period well now with the NZ one wrapping from Switzerland no longer
in circulation here's the 20 Fenig 1890 and coat of arms so 20 and 25 they're
actually not that popular so that is a pity
oh and during the Second World War and just after they should know this is one
scaled sign that gal this the banknotes 1 scaled would be the coins wants this
coin and this one was issued by stats Hartington and it's in the ver yeah it
says st. George slaying the dragon so during that period ever countries
actually issued once a Nogueira Austria
Austria France Austria France who else probably Poland as well yeah just a lot
of other countries actually issued no God so here here's the Nazi German coin
1941 and here's this Austrian coin so it's pretty much the same size
so the same type of coin except different design and their wife might
have a sink so yeah yeah this is all pretty much coming together as one big
blob Budokan pretty much separated myself so if you don't know what point
it is don't worry because experience actually teaches you
how to separate twins very easily even if you just have a little bit of a
glance so East German coins are mainly aluminium then you have Austrian coins
which are all different types West German coins are many you have a copper
nickel or a brownish color brownish colors and le empire coins coming copper
copper nickel then the rest the silver in the ten and twenty marks which you
really you wouldn't pack like this gold so modern coins are pretty common and
really you're not really gonna get that much value out of you're not really
gonna get that much value out of these coins themselves over a dollar or two
each and as you do this you can actually separate the ones you want to keep from
the ones you wanna sell so these Austrian and Swiss ones property sells a
bulk lot