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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents the denomination and date in three bold lines across the central field: the large numeral '3' at top, followed by 'PFENNIGE', then the date '1850', separated from the mint mark 'A' (Berlin Mint) below by a horizontal rule. The arc of the upper legend reads 'SCHEIDE MÜNZE', indicating a token or subsidiary coinage. The field is plain and the design is enclosed within a beaded border. |
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| 縁 | Plain |
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A mule — the product of mismatched dies from different coin types — this piece pairs dies that were not intended for use together, almost certainly the result of a pressroom error at the Berlin mint rather than any deliberate policy. Such mistakes were not unknown in mid-19th century German state minting, where die inventories for multiple denominations were stored in close proximity and oversight was inconsistent. Frederick William IV's reign saw periodic coinage reforms that left obsolete dies in circulation within the mint workshops, creating the conditions for exactly this kind of accident.