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| 正面描述 | A full-length figure of an armored medieval knight stands facing, wearing chain mail and a helmet, holding a sword lowered in the right hand and resting the left hand upon a decorated shield at his side. The figure is rendered in moderate relief against a plain field and is enclosed within a beaded inner border. The circumferential legend reads STADT NORTHEIM I HANNOVER, with the date 1918 appearing in the lower portion of the field, flanked by two small circular stops. |
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| 背面描述 | The denomination numeral 50 is displayed prominently in large, bold figures at the center of the field. The legend KRIEGSNOTGELD arcs around the upper portion within a beaded border, and the word PFENNIG is inscribed in capital letters below the numeral, separated by two small circular stops at either side. A small decorative ornament appears at the base beneath PFENNIG. The overall design is austere and functional, consistent with the wartime emergency coinage aesthetic. |
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Northeim's 1918 emergency coinage — Notgeld in the strictest sense — was issued as the Imperial German military requisitioned copper and nickel so aggressively that municipal small change simply ceased to exist. Brass-plated iron was the compromise material adopted by dozens of German towns that year, balancing cost against the appearance of value. The plating on survivors varies considerably in adhesion quality, a direct consequence of wartime production shortcuts.