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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a plain, unadorned field enclosed by a continuous pearl border running along the full inner rim. A large, bold numeral '1' is struck in raised relief at the center of the field, serving as the sole design element and reiterating the coin's denomination of one Pfennig. |
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| 铸造量 | ND |
| 附加信息 |
Oskar Kiesel & Co. was a Munich-based trading firm that issued private emergency coinage — Notgeld — during the acute small-change shortages that plagued Germany in the early 1920s. Municipal and commercial issuers alike filled the gap left by the collapse of state coinage infrastructure, and firms of Kiesel's scale had both the commercial incentive and the procurement access to commission token issues in nickel-plated zinc, a wartime substitute material that lingered well into the postwar economy.
The Menzel reference numbers suggest this piece has been catalogued across at least two major editions, indicating it was known to collectors early in the systematic documentation of German commercial Notgeld.