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I can not find the German kaiserreich silver coins in the catalogue.
Are there any listed?
I am new to the forum, so take it easy with me.

No sorry, we don't take it easy on newbies.  You'll be taken out to the firing squad tomorrow morning, any last requests?

Kidding of course.  DId you mean the late 1800s and early 1900s coins?  they're here under the "goldmark" section of Germany

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/allemagne-pre1945-1.html#devise233

Citação: neilithicYou'll be taken out to the firing squad tomorrow morning, any last requests?
Kidding of course.

Actually he will, bam will have a fit about this being on Free Discussion.

Wilkommen in Numista!

I moved your post here...no problems. (No fit either.)

hi neilithic,
I could not get connected yesterday; on goldmark I can only find pfennig to 1 mark. where is the rest from 1871 to 1914? I am looking for 2,3,and 5 mark silver coins to compare this to my coins.
my last request.......a good breakfast.
wolfgang

Are they from the German states? I've got a couple of those

Hamburg 2 marks: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces20429.html
Prussia 2 Marks: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7935.html

After that you've got the Reichmark 2, 3 and 5 mark coins

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/allemagne-pre1945-9.html#devise230

Perhaps if you post pictures of the coins you have then we can help you track them down.

Hi again,
yes, most are from the German states; I like to post my coins but do not know the right way to do it. Not good with computer.

In that case, click on the "country list" link on the left hand side of the screen and then scroll down until you reach the "German States" section.  All the different states are listed at the top and you just click on the names to be taken to the relevant coins for that state.  I hope this helps  

%Thank you neilithic,
it worked just fine, my coins are now listed for exchange.
If a member of this forum is interested....how would this work?
wolfgang

There's a useful section on the top three tabs called "numisdoc" (three tabs are "home", "forum" and "numisdoc"  That section has all sorts of useful information, here the two relevant to swapping

How to start a swap: https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/how-to-start-a-swap-147.html
swapping step by step: https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/swapping-step-by-step-149.html

Again thank you for the information.
There is just a little bit to much written .For to test the swap, I put a 20$ fine silver coin maple leaf commemorative coin from Canada year 2011 to my collection to exchange.
I like to swap it to you and you swap me a coin you like to me. will see how it works . If you are interested
to do this ...let me know step by step what to do. you know...English is me 2. language.
later, when you sent a coin to a different country ,is there no problem with the customs? do I have to declare what is in my package ?
I better stop now to ask so many questions.
wolfgang

Citação: wolfgang-slater, when you sent a coin to a different country ,is there no problem with the customs? do I have to declare what is in my package ?

Usually, it's fine. Also, put "Metal Parts" or something of the like for between-country.

Dutch Republic Friesland Lion Daalder KM#23.1 is listed as dated only 1607
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces54031.html

http://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/netherlands-friesland-48-stuivers-lion-daalder-km-231-1601-nd-cuid-28182-duid-83895 shows #23.1 as running between 1601-1663

I have a 1626, identified by an experienced seller as #23.1, no mintmark after date (see pics)
Online pics show diverse mintmark varieties, lion tongues, claw directions, rear foot and date placements...
Any help?

Honduras 25 centavos KM#50a 1899-1913
https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/honduras-25-centavos-km-50a-1899-19132-cuid-10989-duid-38407
Numista page begins 1901
Catalog shows 1899 and 1900, I have 1900 .835/.900