10 Pfennig - Berlin Manoli Kantine

正面描述	Plain zinc field at centre bearing the large numeral '10' in raised relief, encircled by a continuous circular legend reading '★ WERT-MARKE ★ MANOLI KANTINE ★' in capital Latin letters. The legend is bordered on the outer rim by a prominent ring of raised pellets forming a decorative beaded border. The overall design is utilitarian in character, typical of German canteen token issues of the early Weimar period.
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附加信息	Manoli was one of Berlin's major cigarette manufacturers in the early twentieth century, operating factory canteens — Kantinen — that issued their own token currency to manage employee purchases on-site. These zinc pieces circulated exclusively within the canteen's controlled economy, redeemable for food, drink, or goods rather than wages. The shift to zinc almost certainly reflects wartime or postwar metal shortages, placing this issue most plausibly in the 1914–1923 window. Menser's reference numbers pin it firmly within the documented Berlin private token series, but surviving examples are rarely traced back to specific canteen records.

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