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1917 Germany Fulda 10 pfennig NotgeldThis 1917 Notgeld 10 Pfennigs from Fulda is a compact piece of German emergency money. It was issued to ease currency shortages during World War I and the post war era, and is struck in zinc. Key details Country: Germany Year: 1917 Denomination: 10 Pfennigs Composition: Zinc Size: 20. 1 mm Weight: 2. 1 g (approximate)

Reverse: features a pastoral scene with a flock of sheep symbolising the country’s agricultural heritage

The reverse designs show the denomination and date within traditional Victorian-era motifs used for Maundy issues

never-used banknote

The coin is from Australia and displays minimal circulation wear consistent with its grade

AU58 (About Uncirculated) indicates a coin with most of its original luster remaining and only slight wear on the highest points

this piece delivers solid eye appeal and real silver weight for your collection

well-preserved portrait of mid‑20th century currency

even wear limited to the highest points

struck during the reign of King Charles XIV John

This well-preserved example displays strong detail and eye appeal for both collectors and investors

notable for a clear die crack through the "A" of "Zealand

Obverse: Features the right-facing bust of King George II with the unusual privy mark "LIMA" beneath the bust