Post war "Nazi" silver coins?

[helmetbuyers]

Hello forum...

I wasn't sure where to post this lot...

Anybody see this stuff before?

They appear to be silver coins made for the sake of looking like "Nazi" coins?

The larger ones say: "One Troy ounce of silver."

Were there a series of coins? Any idea on age? I assume the Hitler coin was made in 1989 for his 100th birthday.

Any idea to value?

thanks for the help... Robert

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[ErichS]

No sure on most but the Blood Order coin for sure is post war so probably the others are as well.

[helmetbuyers]

Yes... post war.

anybody else see these coins before? Robert

[helmetbuyers]

still curious....

does anyone have... or seen these coins before?

thanks... Robert

[ErichS]

I've seen the Blood Order one in the past.

[sjl]

I've seen the "Adolf Hitler" one before. Try cashing them in at a bank for their silver value - I bet you'd get an interesting look.

They are basically biker / skinhead collectibles seen at gun shows and flea markets. A waste of good silver.

[Milton]

Ditto on that. I've actually got one of the "Hitler 1889-1945" ones that a friend gave me not long ago. Appears to be .999 silver but apart from the silver value there's certainly no collector value in them. Good luck!

[Silesien]

About 40 different types of these commemorative medallions are for sale by Deutscher Buchdienst, 81238 München. Their medaillen are available in Fein-Silber 1000, & Fein-Gold 999.9. Hannah Reitsch, Dietl, Guderian, Galland, Bismarck, Hartmann, Dönitz, Rudel, Friedrich the Great, Rommel, etc.