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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | An outer beaded border follows the octagonal periphery, enclosing a circular legend reading KLEINGELDERSATZMARKE, flanked by two five-pointed stars. Within the legend, a rope or cable inner circle encloses the large numeral 10 centrally positioned in the field, reiterating the denomination. The overall design mirrors the obverse in its austere, functional style, characteristic of privately issued small-change substitute tokens of the Weimar-era emergency coinage period. |
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Wilhelm Morell operated one of Leipzig's better-documented private trading houses during the notgeld period following the First World War, when municipal and commercial issuers flooded Saxony with emergency coinage to compensate for the chronic shortage of small imperial denominations hoarded out of circulation. Zinc was the default material for private issues of this type — aluminium had become scarce, and copper was still being recovered from the war economy.
The Menzel reference numbers suggest this piece has been catalogued across at least two major notgeld editions, confirming it circulated in sufficient quantities to attract scholarly attention rather than being a purely speculative collector issue.