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| 背面描述 | The reverse features a large, boldly rendered numeral '10' in raised relief, centrally positioned and occupying nearly the entire field. The design is entirely plain save for a beaded border running along the rim. No additional legend, device, or ornament is present, reflecting the austere, functional character typical of German industrial Notgeld tokens issued during the wartime period. |
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Altena, in the Märkisches Sauerland, was one of the most concentrated centers of wire and nail production in the German Empire, a legacy of centuries of metalworking along the Lenne River. Rahmer's Stahldrahtwerk issued this zinc notgeld almost certainly during the acute small-change shortage of 1917–1918, when the Imperial government had requisitioned copper and nickel so thoroughly that municipal authorities and private firms alike resorted to emergency issues to pay their workers in usable denominations.
Zinc was the default fallback material for such issues — cheap, available, and deeply unpopular with workers who found it corroded quickly in pocket wear.