1 Pfennig - München Artilleriedepot

Emittent	Artilleriedepot München (Artillery Depot Munich)
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Nennwert	1 Pfennig (0.01)
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Aversbeschreibung	Outer pearl border frames a circular legend reading ARTILLERIEDEPOT MÜNCHEN in raised Latin letters, with a single five-pointed star at the base acting as a stop. Within the legend, a concentric inner pearl circle encloses the large numeral 1 in the central field, denoting the denomination. The design is entirely typographic, with no figurative elements, reflecting the utilitarian character of this WWI-era emergency issue.
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Averslegende	ARTILLERIEDEPOT MÜNCHEN 1
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Zusätzliche Informationen	Issued by the Munich Artillery Depot as internal canteen currency, this piece belongs to a broader class of German military necessity tokens produced when centralized coinage supply was unreliable or administratively inconvenient. Military depots across Bavaria and Prussia issued their own small denomination tokens well into the late Imperial period, each accountable only within their own garrison economy. Zinc was the pragmatic choice — cheap, available, and easy to strike in small runs without specialist equipment.