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10 Pfennig - Wilhelm II type 2 - small shield - Pattern

Issuer German Empire
Year 1920
Type Coin pattern
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Reverse description The reverse displays the large denomination numeral '10' prominently in the center of the field, with the word 'PFENNIG' inscribed below and the date '1920' at the bottom. The legend 'DEUTSCHES REICH' curves along the upper periphery, flanked by two raised dots. The entire design is enclosed within a rope-pattern border consistent with that of the obverse.
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By 1920 the German Empire had ceased to exist — Wilhelm II abdicated in November 1918 — making this pattern a bureaucratic ghost, struck under a political authority that was already two years dead. It almost certainly originated from leftover dies or exploratory work at a German mint during the transition to Weimar-era coinage, when aluminum was being actively tested as a base metal for small denominations amid acute postwar material shortages. No regular issue followed this design in this composition.

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