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20 Halierov
| Emittent | Slovakia |
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| Jahr | 1940-1942 |
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| Stempelschneider | Obverse: Andrej Peter Reverse: Anton Hám |
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| Averslegende | SLOVENSKÁ REPUBLIKA 1941 (Translation: Slovak Republic) |
| Reversbeschreibung | A panoramic view of Nitra Castle perched atop a rocky promontory dominates the upper portion of the field, with radiating sunbeams emanating from behind the castle complex and filling the upper field. The castle is depicted in detailed relief showing its fortified walls, towers, and the prominent Baroque church tower. The large numeral '20' occupies the centre of the lower field in bold relief, with the denomination legend HALIEROV inscribed in an arc along the lower periphery, flanked by short dashes. The composition, engraved by Anton Hám, effectively combines a nationalist architectural motif with a bold, legible denomination. |
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| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Slovakia's wartime bronze issues, including this 20 halierov, were produced under the cleric-nationalist regime of Jozef Tiso — a nominally independent state operating in near-total subordination to Nazi Germany. The National Bank of Slovakia was established only in April 1939, weeks after the rump state's declaration, making these early coinage issues part of a rushed effort to build the material infrastructure of a new country whose sovereignty was circumscribed from the start.
Production ran across three years before wartime metal pressures began reshaping the denomination structure entirely.