Coins 1943 edition

World war II greatly influenced the economic and monetary system of many countries. During the Second world war characterized by intense state of the economy of many of its States parties. The lack of certain resources and production capacity, and the gap or deterioration of trade and economic relations between the two countries, resulted in their treasuries coins of special interest for numismatists.
In 1943 in the US was released very rare silver coin 5 cents, with the image of the 3rd US President, Thomas Jefferson. To this day she is one of the brightest and most interesting coins of his time, and numismatists all over the world aspire to have it in your collection, thereby increasing its cost.
An interesting example is a coin Romania 100 lei advantage. This coin was issued during the reign of the King of Romania: Mihai-1 Hotellerne-Sigmaringen, the image of which minted on the obverse.
The German occupation of Ukrainian lands in 1943, led to the emergence of a unique German (Ukrainian) coins are in denominations of 50 cents, which a limited edition was released on behalf of the occupation of the "Reichskommissariat Ukraine". On the obverse side of the coin you can see the number "50" and coined the word "test". All the inscriptions on the coin is in German language, and on the reverse side shows grain ear on a background of gears, very familiar to many of in appearance of the first coins of the GDR period 1948-1950.
The degree of rarity of the coins are represented as the highest, and numismatic organizations consider it unique. Model stamp is stored in the premises of the Berlin numismatic Museum.