Does anyone know from German tokens?
JohnZ
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Here's something I found in a junk bin. (Hello, my name is John. I'm a junkbinaholic.) The dealer just gave it to me.
Obviously it's a 10 Pfennig token minted in 1917. Looks to me like iron or an iron-zinc alloy. Something to do with Bonn?
Anyone round these parts speak German?
Obviously it's a 10 Pfennig token minted in 1917. Looks to me like iron or an iron-zinc alloy. Something to do with Bonn?
Anyone round these parts speak German?
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It's some kind of Notgeld used as a form of exchange in lieu of specie.
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This piece fits in very well with my interests in WWI coinage.
So if I paid nothing for it, do you think that was a good deal?
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Also, here's a link to a dealer's page that lists a lot of different types and pricing and is a good reference for what Notgeld is out there.
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