50 Pfennig - Ohligs

صادرکننده Ohligs, City of
سال 1920
نوع Emergency coin
ارزش 50 Pfennigs (50 Pfennige) (0.50)
واحد پول Mark (1914-1924)
ترکیب Iron
وزن 3.4 g
قطر 23.2 mm
ضخامت 1.1 mm
شکل Round
تکنیک Milled
جهت Medal alignment ↑↑
حکاک(ها)
در گردش تا
مرجع(ها) Funck#404.5, Men18#24920.3
توضیحات روی سکه Pearl rim, city name flanking Coat of Arms centered
خط روی سکه Latin
نوشته‌های روی سکه STADT - OHLIGS
توضیحات پشت سکه Four, leafed branches surrounding solid line square with legend and denomination centered. Date numbers in corners of square, reading left to right
خط پشت سکه Latin
نوشته‌های پشت سکه NOTGELD 50 PFENNIG 1 9 2 0
لبه Plain
ضرابخانه
تیراژ ضرب 1920 - F#404.5 - 100 000
1920 - F#404.5 a) Obverse: OHLIGS > Pearl rim is 0.5 mm, right side of shield has 17 dots each top and bottom -
1920 - F#404.5 b) Obverse: OHLIGS > Pearl rim is 1.0 mm, right side of shield has 13 dots top and 15 dots bottom -
1920 - F#404.5 c) AS b) with shield having 16 dots top and 17 dots bottom -
شناسه Numisquare 1126531160
اطلاعات تکمیلی

Historical Context: This 50 Pfennig coin, issued by the City of Ohligs in 1920, exemplifies German Notgeld from the Weimar Republic era. Post-World War I, Germany faced severe hyperinflation and a critical shortage of small change. Municipalities like Ohligs, then an independent city, issued local currency to maintain commerce. This coin underscores the decentralized response to a national economic crisis, reflecting profound monetary upheaval and local self-reliance.

Artistry: Specific engraver attribution for the Ohligs 50 Pfennig is typically unrecorded, as utility superseded elaborate artistic expression in Notgeld production. The stylistic school is primarily functional, often incorporating simplified contemporary design elements adapted for mass production. The design characteristically features the issuing city's name, denomination, and year, frequently complemented by a municipal emblem or symbolic motif relevant to Ohligs, serving as a clear local identifier.

Technical/Grading: Struck in iron, this 50 Pfennig coin presents unique preservation challenges. High-points susceptible to wear and corrosion include raised lettering, heraldic elements, and the outer rim. Technical strike quality varies, from sharp impressions to weaker strikes, common for emergency issues. The iron composition (3.4 gg, 23.2 mm) makes these pieces highly prone to environmental damage like rust and pitting, which can obscure details and significantly impact their numismatic grade and long-term stability.

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