A 1936 German 5 Reichsmark silver coin, converted for use as jewellery. The obverse features a profile portrait of Paul von Hindenburg with the surrounding Fraktur inscription Paul von Hindenburg and the dates 1847-1934. To the right of the dates is a small impressed F mint mark, signifying production at the Stuttgart Mint. The reverse displays a stylized eagle at the centre, with the peripheral legend Deutsches Reich 1936 and the denomination 5 Reichsmark. The coin is composed of 900 fine silver. A silver-coloured metal suspension loop and jump ring have been soldered to the top edge of the coin to allow it to be worn as a pendant. The jump ring bears a small, illegible impressed mark. A white card tag is attached, which features handwritten text reading 14,45gm.

Weight: 14.45g.