This 5 Mark silver coin from Germany, minted in 1968 at the Stuttgart Mint ("F"), is part of the standard circulating coinage of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany). Struck in .625 fine silver, it belongs to the final years of silver coinage before the transition to cupronickel in 1975.
🔹 Obverse: Features the iconic Bundesadler (Federal Eagle), the official emblem of West Germany, symbolizing sovereignty and strength. The inscription "BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND 1968" encircles the design.
🔹 Reverse: Displays the denomination "5 DEUTSCHE MARK" in bold lettering, emphasizing its value within the German monetary system. Below, the mintmark "F" signifies that this coin was struck at the Stuttgart Mint.
This 1968 5 Mark "Federal Eagle" is a historically significant coin, representing Germany’s post-war economic growth and the stability of the Deutsche Mark. A must-have for collectors of German silver coinage, post-war numismatics, and Federal Republic-era currency!
