Mint-signs and silver labels.

Hi,

Can someone help me with these mint-signs?
Is there a sign of the mint-house who produced these coins??
What mean those sign(s)??



{{999 means the amount of silver; coins are 20gr and 40mm}}
These are coins in the collection of "History of Railroad" produced in 1998.

Is it this collection?
https://www.google.be/search?biw=1264&bih=685&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=QV9TW7W-CoKVsgHs863QCQ&q=%22History+of+Railroad%22+collection+coin+1998&oq=%22History+of+Railroad%22+collection+coin+1998&gs_l=img.3...135400.136658.0.136968.5.5.0.0.0.0.94.438.5.5.0....0...1c.1.64.img..0.0.0....0.hRpnpzErzRA

Цитата: "PetrusAscanus"​Is it this collection?
​https://www.google.be/search?biw=1264&bih=685&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=QV9TW7W-CoKVsgHs863QCQ&q=%22History+of+Railroad%22+collection+coin+1998&oq=%22History+of+Railroad%22+collection+coin+1998&gs_l=img.3...135400.136658.0.136968.5.5.0.0.0.0.94.438.5.5.0....0...1c.1.64.img..0.0.0....0.hRpnpzErzRA
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​NO; NO; NO!! Not coloured.

It is this collection : https://www.ma-shops.com/beutler/item.php?id=2626&lang=en

So you know they are American.
Please Google 'American hallmarks' or 'America silvermarks'.

Цитата: "PetrusAscanus"​So you know they are american.
​Pleas google 'american hallmarks' or 'america silvermarks'

​Hi,

I'm not sure if they are minted in the USA. Therefor mine question.
Look at this coin (8,3gr & 30mm) --looks like the same mintage-codes-- :
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-1998-History-Of-Railroads-999-Silver-Round-Proof-Coin-Best-Friend-8-5g-CoA-/142857122457?oid=263741979925
On the guarentee-certificate is standing "Made in Germany", but sold in the USA by American-Mint.
And most of the coins are with trains from Germany

Цитата: "el182592"​Hi,
​
​Can someone help me with these mint-signs?
​Is there a sign of the mint-house who produced these coins??
​What mean those sign(s)??
​
​
​
​{{999 means the amount of silver; coins are 20gr and 40mm}}
​These are coins in the collection of "History of Railroad" produced in 1998.

​Just I got this answer from Dutch "WaarborgHolland" at Gouda.
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{Dutch}
Zo aan de foto's te zien gaat om voorwerpen van de firma Göde uit Echt in Duitsland, dat is de G met een kroontje.
Het andere teken is slecht te zien, maar lijkt op een Oostenrijks keurteken.
{Translated English}
As the photos show objects from Göde from Echt in Germany, that is the G with a crown.
The other sign is difficult to see, but looks like an Austrian mark.
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These coins are indeed introduced by "BENELUX Muntkantoor Goede/Göde".

This article in Dutch about that office :
https://www.trouw.nl/home/duizenden-mensen-genept-met-ecu-in-muntvorm~a9afd9db/

These kind of companies exist in Belgium too:
'Sir Rowland hill', and worst : 'Belgisch Munthuis'.
This last give all the impressions of being the official belgian mint.
They all spread coins and token for a lot of money, but with very little value