1939 B NAZI HINDENBURG 1 REICHSPFENNIG WW2 GERMANY

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1939 B NAZI HINDENBURG 2 REICHSPFENNIG WW2 GERMANY  

All the  coins, banknotes, medals  they are up for auction,

guaranteed authentic

purchased regularly  to numismatic auctions,

or  belonging to  my  family

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This is a sale by a private party with a no-warranty formula; i.e. "Seen liked"; The legislation in force in the European Union provides that private individuals are also required to provide a guarantee on the objects sold, unless this guarantee is explicitly excluded at the time of sale. As a consequence of this, even if the proposed object is original, it is sold "as is", with the explicit exclusion of any form of guarantee deriving from damage caused by transport, at the complete risk of the buyer. Therefore, whoever bids for the proposed object, with his/her offer accepts, unconditionally, the exclusion of any guarantee for the object itself. Who wasn't
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Payment accepted by PayPal, or by  other methods by mutual agreement the  shipments  they are paid once  single for multiple objects, This is a sale by a private party with a no-warranty formula; i.e. "Seen liked"; The legislation in force in the European Union provides that private individuals are also required to provide a guarantee on the objects sold, unless this guarantee is explicitly excluded at the time of sale. As a consequence of this, even if the proposed object is original, it is sold "as is", with the explicit exclusion of any form of guarantee deriving from damage caused by transport, at the complete risk of the buyer. Therefore, whoever bids for the proposed object, with his/her offer accepts, unconditionally, the exclusion of any guarantee for the object itself. Who wasn't