File:50 Pfennig 1920.jpg
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Deutsch: Deutsches Reich, 50 Pfennig, 1920, d=23 mm, 1.67 gramm, Al 990, Cu 10
Jaeger: Die deutschen Münzen seit 1871, Nr. 0301. Category:Coins catalogued by Jaeger |
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| Author | Deutsches Reich |
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