50 Pfennig - Arnsberg

Emittente Arnsberg, City of
Anno 1919
Tipo Emergency coin
Valore 50 Pfennigs (50 Pfennige) (0.50)
Valuta Mark (1914-1924)
Composizione Iron
Peso 3.21 g
Diametro 23.4 mm
Spessore 1.22 mm
Forma Round
Tecnica Milled
Orientamento Medal alignment ↑↑
Incisore/i
In circolazione fino al
Riferimento/i Funck#19.7, Men05#678.10, Men18#920.10
Descrizione del dritto Beaded rim, city name and date surrounds Coat of Arms centered
Scrittura del dritto Latin
Legenda del dritto STADT ARNSBERG (WESTF.) ● 1919 ●
Descrizione del rovescio Beaded rim, legend surrounds denomination centered
Scrittura del rovescio Latin
Legenda del rovescio KLEINGELDERSATZMARKE 50 ★
Bordo Plain
Zecca
Tiratura 1919 - F#19.7 - 20 459
1919 - F#19.7 a) Obverse: shield background ribbed, REV: K > E is 8.0 mm -
1919 - F#19.7 b) Obverse: shield background smooth, REV: K > E is 6.5 mm -
ID Numisquare 1297390150
Informazioni aggiuntive

Historical Context: This 50 Pfennig, issued by the City of Arnsberg in 1919, is a key numismatic artifact from post-World War I Germany and the nascent Weimar Republic. Facing severe economic instability and metal shortages, the central government struggled. Arnsberg, like many municipalities, issued Notgeld (emergency money) to sustain local commerce. Its iron composition directly reflects the profound scarcity of traditional coinage metals, underscoring the era's dire economic distress and resource depletion.

Artistry: The design of this Arnsberg 50 Pfennig exemplifies the utilitarian aesthetic typical of Notgeld. Engravers for municipal emergency coinage are usually unrecorded. The stylistic approach priorit

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