10 Deutsche Mark: 1972 Olympic Games in Munich - Silver Coin

 


10 Deutsche Mark silver coin from the Summer Olympic Games in Munich in 1972. These Olympics are also known for the Munich massacre, I'll leave a link in the description.

This is a 15.5 grams 0.625 silver coin with an eagle, the emblem of the German Federal Republic on one side and with an illustration of the Munich Olympic Stadium, as seen from above on the reverse side.






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