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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | Central circular hole with a royal crown positioned immediately above it. The date appears directly below the hole in the central field, while the denomination is inscribed along the lower portion of the coin. Two triskelion (triqueta) ornaments flank the hole on either side, and a beaded border runs along the inner rim. |
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| 附加信息 |
When Germany occupied Norway in April 1940, the collaborationist Quisling regime took control of domestic minting at Kongsberg. The Norwegian government-in-exile, operating from London under Haakon VII, contracted the Kings Norton Metal Company in Birmingham to produce coinage that would maintain legitimate monetary continuity outside Nazi-controlled territory. The 1942 issues were struck entirely in Britain.
The nickel brass alloy was a wartime substitution — nickel itself was a strategic military metal, and the near-token amount retained in the composition reflects how tightly controlled non-ferrous metals were under wartime allocation in Britain.