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2 Pfennigs - Cannstatt Kantine Haueisen & Co
| Issuer | Kantine Haueisen & Co, Cannstatt |
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| Type | Emergency coin |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse lettering | 2 |
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Cannstatt — now absorbed into Stuttgart — hosted a dense concentration of industrial canteen tokens in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, issued by factory operators to control worker spending and keep wages circulating within company-run facilities. Haueisen & Co operated within this system, producing zinc tokens that functioned as internal scrip rather than legal tender. Zinc was the practical choice: cheap, easily struck, and sufficiently distinct from official coinage to avoid counterfeiting concerns while remaining durable enough for daily canteen transactions.