Austrian and German coins... please help on the German Mint Marks

Please let me know which mint on the German coins in the Vid, thanks!

https://youtu.be/PJApJ3lI_bQ

Quote: dellrugbyPlease let me know which mint on the German coins in the Vid, thanks!

https://youtu.be/PJApJ3lI_bQ

http://www.mintsoftheworld.com/germanmint.html

I thoght to see an A so it is Berlin, if you are searching for Nazi coins, I have some, please contact me (I only have the 2 mark)

Some of those comments on that video are quite interesting.  You are correct in that the swastika has become a taboo after WWII, but you cannot erase a 5,000 year old symbol due to a 10 year atrocity.  It actually is a symbol of peace and love as opposed to a fascist regime.  In India and Nepal, the swastika as well as the star of david are symbols that are widely used.  For instance, check out this door that has both symbols on it.  I had a german colleague who went to India on a business trip and was flabbergasted when he saw the swastika painted all of the place...

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Quote: dellrugbyPlease let me know which mint on the German coins in the Vid, thanks!

https://youtu.be/PJApJ3lI_bQ

http://www.mintsoftheworld.com/germanmint.html

I thoght to see an A so it is Berlin, if you are searching for Nazi coins, I have some, please contact me (I only have the 2 mark)

Would love to buy some from you.

Quote: Quant.GeekSome of those comments on that video are quite interesting.  You are correct in that the swastika has become a taboo after WWII, but you cannot erase a 5,000 year old symbol due to a 10 year atrocity.  It actually is a symbol of peace and love as opposed to a fascist regime.  In India and Nepal, the swastika as well as the star of david are symbols that are widely used.  For instance, check out this door that has both symbols on it.  I had a german colleague who went to India on a business trip and was flabbergasted when he saw the swastika painted all of the place...

Yes, I recall seeing it in India often.

Quote: dellrugbyYes, I recall seeing it in India often.

In the US, I remember reading about an Indian family who painted the swastika on their driveway.  The neighbors got all upset and called the police.  After spending some time and explaining to the officers, he had no choice but to remove it to appease his neighbors.