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5 goldmark 1877 albert koenig von sachsen
Verfasst: Mi 16.12.09 01:08
von efijy
hi i have a problem with a coin, sorry i can't speak German, but i will speak in English, hope that you will understand.i have this coin 5 mark 1877 gold 900 2g, but i don't know for sure if it is proof or it is fake.i hope you can help me with this problem and i want to know some detailes about it starting with the weight, size, value, etc. I will attach the files with the containing pictures in this message.
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Verfasst: Mi 16.12.09 08:32
von Zwerg
Hello efijy
this is definitely a forgery.
Always be careful when you see a German gold coin with frosty portrait and eagle. This is either a coin in proof condition (only to be bought froma reliable dealer) or a modern forgery.
Among some other details, just look at the rim (Randstab). There is no even width on both sides - impossible for a genuine coin.
Most German 5-mark-coins on gold sold privately are modern forgeries.
Kind regards
Zwerg
Verfasst: Mi 16.12.09 09:39
von efijy
thank you, i hoped that it isn't a forgery, but not to be...thanks anyway.
and i believe it worths nothing , isn't it?
Verfasst: Do 17.12.09 11:11
von Mynter
Well, provided your coin is 900 fine it should at least have a buillon value. I hope you did not pay too handsome.
The technical figures for a genuin goldfiver are :
Diameter : 17,00 millimetres
Thickness ( measured at rim ) : 0,57 - 0,63
Weight : 1,975 - 1,991
Verfasst: Do 17.12.09 15:35
von efijy
and assuming that it is as you said exactly, what will be its cost?
Verfasst: Do 17.12.09 19:08
von Mynter
The genuin Saxony goldfiver is priced at € 500 - 1000 in accordance to its state.
The forgery ( if 90 % gold ) is worth not more than todays value of 1,79 g pure gold.