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| 裏面の説明 | The central field features a large, bold numeral 50 occupying the majority of the reverse face, denoting the coin's denomination of fifty Pfennig. The circular Latin legend NOTGELDMARKE, reading along the upper periphery, and PFENNIG along the lower periphery, is separated by cross patée stops at each side. A dentilated border runs along the rim, consistent with the obverse treatment, reflecting the utilitarian emergency coinage aesthetic typical of German Notgeld issues of the First World War period. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | NOTGELDMARKE 50 ✠ PFENNIG ✠ |
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Issued by the municipal government of Neustadt an der Donau in 1918, this zinc piece belongs to the vast flood of German and Austrian Notgeld produced as wartime metal shortages stripped conventional coinage from circulation. By 1918, the imperial authorities had long since commandeered copper and nickel for munitions, leaving towns to improvise with whatever alloys remained available — zinc being among the least desirable. Municipal issues like this one were technically illegal under Reich monetary law but were tolerated out of practical necessity, particularly in smaller Bavarian communities where coin shortages became acute well before the armistice.