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That is what i really wanted to know, thanks a lot.
And as i understand if diameter, weight and metal density are fine then thickness should be fine as well, correct?

The weight of prussian coin from the second photo("thin") is 27.87, volume is 2.73 (measured with hydrostatic weighing). The weight of sachcsen coin from the second photo("thick") is 27,93, volume is 2.75 (measured with hydrostatic weighing). Coins are in uncirculated condition(vz-stgl). Is it allow...

Mynter, thanks for quick response.
I totally agree with your point of view. Looks like i found an exact tickness of such coin is 2.8 mm.
But it would be nice to find exact deviations as well, at least in percentage.
3.0 or 2.6 are acceptable deviations, what do yo think?

Hi to all, I'm looking for experienced german state coins collectors from Germany and i hope i could find them here. I'm collecting 5 mark german state coins. Recently i've looked through my collections and noticed that they have different thickness, sachsen coins are more ticker than prussian for e...