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5 Mark - Charlottenburg Deutsche Ton and Steinzeugwerke A. G.

发行方	Deutsche Ton & Steinzeugwerke A. G., Charlottenburg
年份	1921
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正面铭文	Deutsche Ton & Steinzeugwerke A. G. Charlottenburg 5 Mark
背面描述	Central field displays a heraldic shield bearing the interlaced monogram 'DTS' in raised relief, representing the issuing company Deutsche Ton & Steinzeugwerke. The shield is rendered in a Gothic style with vertical line decoration on its surface. Surrounding the shield, a circular legend reads 'NUR BIS 31. DEZEMBER 1921 EINLÖSBAR', indicating the redemption deadline, with the text distributed around the inner field. A finely serrated rim borders the entire reverse, consistent with the obverse treatment.
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附加信息	Deutsche Ton & Steinzeugwerke A.G. was one of several German ceramics manufacturers pressed into emergency currency production during the notgeld crisis of the early 1920s, when municipal and corporate issuers scrambled to fill the void left by a collapsing Reichsmark coinage system. Porcelain notgeld occupied a peculiar niche — technically more durable than paper, yet fragile in ways paper never was, which accounts for the attrition rate among surviving examples. The Charlottenburg facility was primarily an industrial stoneware producer. That a drainage-pipe manufacturer was issuing spendable currency in 1921 captures the administrative desperation of the period more precisely than any monetary history textbook does.

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