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| 背面描述 | The denomination 'II' appears prominently in the upper field in large Roman numerals, followed by 'PFENNIGE' in bold serif letters across the centre, with the date '1843' below and the mintmaster's initial 'G' in the lower field. The design is framed by a beaded border running along the full circumference, with all elements rendered in a clean, simple typographic style. |
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Saxe-Altenburg's copper small change of the 1840s was struck under Duke Joseph, whose duchy was among the more compact of the Thuringian states — a patchwork of micro-territories that had survived the Napoleonic reorganization largely by dynastic accident. The Congress of Vienna confirmed these arrangements, leaving dozens of German statelets issuing their own copper pfennig coinage well into the mid-nineteenth century, even as commercial pressure toward monetary unification was already mounting. The North German Thaler convention would eventually render most of this local copper redundant.