1 Haléř Trial Strike

Czechoslovakia's postwar monetary reconstruction required rapid prototyping of new coinage as the country reasserted civil authority following German occupation. Trial strikes like this aluminium haléř were part of that experimental phase — aluminium was being evaluated across several denominations in 1945 largely because raw material supplies remained severely disrupted. The denomination itself was ultimately issued in different form, making pattern survivors from this stage genuinely scarce documentary pieces.