Germany/Portugal/Canada. Set with 4 x Silver Coins include 2 Mark,5 Mark,500 Reis,50 cent in great condition 1889-1975 (No reserve price)

This set of four silver coins encompasses pieces from Germany, Portugal, and Canada, dated between 1889 and 1975. Featuring denominations such as the 2 Mark and 5 Mark from Germany, 500 Reis from Portugal, and 50 cents from Canada, all minted in silver, this selection highlights the diversity of silver coinage across different nations. Silver coins historically served both as everyday currency and as stores of value. The German Marks embody the monetary system of the German Empire and Weimar Republic, with finely detailed designs emphasizing imperial or national symbols. Portugal's 500 Reis coins belong to a currency system prior to the adoption of the escudo, often featuring royal portraits and Portuguese heraldry. Canadian silver 50 cent coins typically bore the image of reigning British monarchs and are key pieces for collectors of Commonwealth coins. Such a set allows for comparative study of silver coinage across continents, the historical contexts of each minting country, and changes in design motifs reflective of cultural identity and political shifts during the late 19th and mid-20th centuries.