Mint mark help???

@RobinPhoenix Ich merke gerade, dass du dich da richtig gut auskennst. Respekt! Das weiß nicht jeder! 👍

@Loretta78 My grandfather collected coins and I learned a bit from him ;)

@RobinPhoenix I couldn't quite tell until @TheSirfurryanimalWales pointed out the similarities between the "G" in "Pfennig" and my mint mark.

I'm confused now, though, because I thought that there were 5 mints in Germany... only, I now see only 4 mints listed for this coin.

@RobinPhoenix Ich sammle auch Münzen 😜 - bzw. ich sammelte sie, als ich noch jünger war und es mir noch leisten konnte. Meine Sammlung habe ich noch. 😊

@HootyTheNightOwl Let me try to ease your confusion a bit: In fact, the 1949 10 Pfennig coins were minted at 4 mints. Those were Munich (D), Stuttgart (F), Karlsruhe (G) and Hamburg (J) .10 Pfennig coins with mintmark "A" (Berlin) only exist from 1990 onwards - the previous mintings were always minted by the other 4 mints only.

@Loretta78 Beeindruckend (Y) :) Schade, dass du nicht weiter machen konntest. Schaust du sie dir noch ab und zu an?

@Loretta78 Um was ging es dir dann?

@RobinPhoenix That would explain it perfectly!!! I still need to research German currency further yet.

I didn't really see much point for the few coins that I have right now. Most of my collection is either British or Spanish at the moment.