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| 表面の説明 | The German Federal heraldic eagle (Bundesadler) is displayed centrally in the field, with the legend 'BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND' arcing above and the denomination '10 DEUTSCHE MARK' below. The date '1996' appears at the lower field, flanked by the mint mark 'A' (Berlin Mint) positioned at the left claw of the eagle. The design is executed in a clean, modern official style consistent with Federal Republic commemorative issues. |
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The 1996 commemorative was issued to mark the 150th anniversary of the Kolpingwerk, the Catholic social organization founded by Adolph Kolping in Cologne in 1846. Kolping, a journeyman shoemaker turned priest, built the network specifically to address the social dislocation of young craftsmen during rapid industrialization — at its peak the organization operated hostels and training programs across much of Catholic Europe.
Struck in the debased .625 fine silver alloy Germany used for its commemorative 10-Mark pieces throughout the 1980s and 1990s, rather than the .625 being a departure from standard practice.
Wait — I need to self-correct. That second paragraph restates composition data and is structurally broken. Let me rewrite cleanly.Issued to mark the 150th anniversary of the Kolpingwerk, the Catholic social organization founded in Cologne in 1846 by Adolph Kolping — a journeyman shoemaker who became a priest and built an international network of hostels and trade training programs aimed at young craftsmen displaced by industrialization. By the time of Kolping's death in 1865, the organization had over 400 local chapters across Europe.