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| 正面描述 | The obverse features a plain outer field bounded by a continuous pearl border at the rim. An inner pearl circle frames the central field, within which the numeral '1' is prominently displayed. The circular legend 'STADT KROTOSCHIN', separated by two six-pointed star stops, runs between the pearl border and the inner pearl circle, identifying the issuing municipality. |
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Krotoschin — known today as Krotoszyn, in west-central Poland — issued this zinc notgeld pfennig in 1917 as the German military's metal requisitions gutted the civilian coin supply. By that point, the Reichsbank had already begun pulling copper and nickel coinage for munitions production, leaving municipalities across Posen scrambling to fill the gap with locally authorized emergency issues. Zinc was the default fallback: cheap, plentiful, and deeply unpopular with the public, who associated it with wartime deprivation.