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| 裏面の説明 | The numeral '1' and denomination abbreviation 'Ks' are prominently displayed in the central field, identifying the face value. Flanking the value are two wheat stalks, symbolizing agricultural prosperity, while two tied pine branches appear below, evoking the forested Slovak landscape. The Kremnica mint mark 'Kr' is present below the central design, attributing production to the historic Slovak mint. |
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Slovakia's wartime puppet government, installed after the Nazi-backed dissolution of Czechoslovakia in March 1939, required an entirely new coinage infrastructure essentially from scratch. This trial strike in nickel-plated iron reflects the material substitutions forced on the regime as wartime metal allocation left traditional alloys increasingly unavailable for domestic coinage. The transition away from nickel-rich compositions was not merely economic — German authorities directly influenced which metals subject states could retain for civilian coin production.