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| 正面描述 | Octagonal zinc notgeld token with a beaded border running along all eight sides. The large numeral '1' occupies the central field within an inner beaded circle. The circular legend reads 'A. CONITZER' across the upper arc and 'GOSSLERSHAUSEN' across the lower arc, with two small five-pointed stars flanking the issuer's name at the sides. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Gosslarhausen — a small village in the Duchy of Brunswick — was home to one of the thousands of private merchant token issuers that proliferated across the German states in the mid-to-late 19th century when official small-denomination coinage was chronically undersupplied. A. Conitzer's zinc pfennig filled a gap that the state mint simply wasn't filling at the retail level. Hasselmann catalogued these merchant issues systematically, but survivorship is unpredictable — tokens from rural issuers in minor villages were discarded rather than saved once official coinage became adequate after 1871 unification.