Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D
Germany · 5 Deutsche Mark · 1951
The Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D is a Silver 625 5 Deutsche Mark coin minted in 1951. Its estimated value is $6 – $15 in circulated condition, up to $60 in uncirculated grade. Higher-grade examples may be worth more depending on condition, mint mark, rarity, and recent sales.
Estimated value
| Typical circulated value | $6 – $15 |
| High-grade reference (UNC) | up to $60 |
| Data confidence | Medium |
Actual value depends on condition, mint mark, and recent sales.
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Coin details
| Country | Germany |
| Denomination | 5 Deutsche Mark |
| Year | 1951 |
| Mint mark | D (Munich) |
| Metal | Silver 625 |
| Weight | 11.2 g |
| Diameter | 29 mm |
How to identify this coin
Start with the denomination, year, mint mark, and metal. Then compare both sides of the coin with the design notes below.
Federal eagle with the inscription BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND.
Large denomination 5 DEUTSCHE MARK with the year 1951 and mint mark D.
Rarity and collector notes
The 1951 D 5 Deutsche Mark contains silver and is often valued above ordinary base-metal circulation coins. Condition still has a major effect on collector value.
Silver content gives this coin a value floor, but cleaned or heavily worn pieces may trade closer to bullion-related levels.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D worth? +
A Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D is typically worth $6 – $15 in circulated condition, with high-grade uncirculated examples reaching up to $60. Coin values are estimates and may vary based on condition, grade, rarity, demand, and recent sales. Numis does not provide certified appraisal or investment advice.
What metal is the Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D made of? +
The Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D is made of Silver 625 and weighs about 11.2 grams with a diameter of 29 mm.
How do I identify a Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D? +
Scan this coin with Numis to confirm mint mark, condition, and value range. Also check the denomination, year, mint mark, metal, and the obverse and reverse designs listed on this page.
Is the Germany 5 Deutsche Mark 1951 D rare? +
The 1951 D 5 Deutsche Mark contains silver and is often valued above ordinary base-metal circulation coins. Condition still has a major effect on collector value.
Coin values are estimates and may vary based on condition, grade, rarity, demand, and recent sales. Numis does not provide certified appraisal or investment advice.
Sources
General numismatic references. Last updated 2026-07-15.