10 Pfennig - Welzheim

正面描述	A beaded inner circle frames a centrally placed conifer (fir tree) depicted in fine relief, its spreading lower branches and tapering crown rendered in naturalistic style. The circular legend AMTSKÖRPERSCHAFT ✶ WELZHEIM ✶ runs in the outer field between the beaded circle and the coin's rim, with a six-pointed star serving as separator between the two name components.
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附加信息	Welzheim's 1918 iron notgeld emerged from the same wartime metal shortage that stripped German municipal authorities of copper and nickel and forced hundreds of small administrative bodies — Amtskörperschaften among them — to issue their own emergency coinage. By late 1918, the imperial government had requisitioned non-ferrous metals so aggressively for munitions production that even pfennig denominations could no longer be struck in their traditional alloys. Iron was the fallback, and poorly suited to it: these pieces corrode readily, which explains why problem-free survivors are genuinely scarce despite the large quantities originally produced.

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