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| 裏面の説明 | Plain field bearing the large numeral '5' in the upper portion, with the denomination legend PFENNIG inscribed horizontally in serifed capital letters immediately below, separated by a raised horizontal rule. The design is stark and utilitarian, typical of World War I German notgeld coinage, with the entire composition enclosed within a continuous beaded border running along the rim. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | 5 PFENNIG |
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Langenschwalbach — now Bad Schwalbach in Hesse — issued this iron notgeld pfennig in 1917 as wartime metal requisitions stripped municipal coffers of copper and nickel. By mid-war, the imperial government had systematically claimed base metal coinage for munitions production, forcing hundreds of small German towns to commission their own emergency issues. Iron was the default fallback, though it corrodes readily, which explains why undamaged survivors are harder to find than their original mintages suggest.