12 German emergency coins and 133 circulation coins

12 German emergency coins and 133 circulation coins
12 Notmünzen, 133 Kursmünzen Deutsches Reich#, DDR u. Europa, Notmünzen: Kreis Neurode 10 Pf. u. 25 PF (3 Ex.) 1918; Habelschwerdt 25 Pf.; Münsterberg/Schles. 10 Pf. 1918 u. 25 Pf. 1921; Seitenberg Grafschaft Glatz 5 Pf. 1919, alle Eisen; Posen u. Frankfurt/Oder, je 10 Pf. 1917; Landeck in Schles. 5 Pf.; München 15 Pf. 1918, Zink; 5 Reichspfennig 1925 A u. D; 10 R.-Pf. 1924, 1925 u. 1926 (je 2), 1928, 1930 u. 1935 (2); 10 Rentenpf. 1924 (11 St.); 3 M 1922; 500 M 1923 (2), 200 M. 1923 (19 St.); 50 Pf. 1920, 1921 u. 1922 (17 St.), alle A; Österreich 10 Groschen 1948; DDR 5 u. 10 Pf. 1948-1950 u. 1 St. 1967; 1. Pf. 1948-1952 sowie 1968-1989, 20 Pf. 1969, 50 Pf. 1950; Italien 5 Cent. 1866 (ramponiert), Luxemburg 2 1/2 Cent 1901; Frankreich 10 Cent. 1900; England 1/2 Penny 1889 (2 St.), 1891 u. 1966, 1 Penny 1907, 1916, 1930, 1946 u. 1962

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