Germany 1989 2 Mark Coin, Kurt Schumacher, Hamburg Mint J, KM#112, UNC Mintage 10.68M

This 2 Deutsche Mark coin from 1989 was issued by the Federal Republic of Germany to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the republic (1949–1979) and features post-war political leader Dr. Kurt Schumacher. Minted in Hamburg ("J" mintmark), this coin is composed of copper-nickel with an inner core of nickel-brass. Documented mintage of 10,680,000 for this mint (Numista, KM#112).

• KM#: 112  
• Country/Period: Germany — Federal Republic  
• Ruler: —  
• Denomination: 2 Deutsche Mark  
• Year/Date: 1989  
• Mint: Hamburg (J)  
• Composition: Bi-metallic — copper-nickel ring, nickel-brass center  
• Weight: 7.00 g (Numista verified)  
• Diameter: 26.75 mm  
• Thickness: —  
• Edge: Reeded with incuse lettering: "EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT"  
• Shape: Round  
• Alignment: Medal  
• Mintage/Print run: 10,680,000 (Numista entry: KM#112, accessed Nov 2025)

Condition: Circulated coin with visible surface wear and minor discoloration from handling. Lettering and portrait details remain clear.

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Act now—low documented mintage of 10.68 million (Numista, KM#112) from Hamburg Mint.

Why Buy:

• Honors Dr. Kurt Schumacher, key figure in post-war German democracy

• Verified low mintage of 10,680,000 (Numista, KM#112)

• Bi-metallic design with strong historical symbolism

• Part of long-running German commemorative 2 Mark series

• Ideal for German history or 20th-century coin type sets

• Affordable and tangible piece of European political heritage

• Sources:

Sources:
• Numista (entry: Germany 2 Mark 1989, KM#112) — accessed Nov 3, 2025
• Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2002 Edition (KM#112)
• German Mint Marks Reference — Numista
• NGC World Coin Price Guide (Germany KM#112)

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