Coins from Germany (notgeld)

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100 Pfennig = 1 Mark

20 Pfennig (Rastatt) [Stadt, Baden]
1917
Zinc – 2.63 g – ø 22.2 mm
Funck# 437.3

25 Pfennig (Furtwangen) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Zinc – 1.75 g – ø 20 mm
Funck# 148.3

25 Pfennig (Mannheim) [Stadt, Baden]
1919
Iron – 4.9 g – ø 23 mm
Funck# 315.3

25 Pfennig (Mosbach) [Stadt, Baden]
1920
Iron – ø 23.8 mm
Funck# 339.4

50 Pfennige (Heidelberg) [Stadt, Baden]

Iron – ø 22.4 mm
Funck# 203

50 Pfennig (Wertheim am Main) [Stadt, Baden]

Zinc – 3.42 g – ø 24.2 mm
Funck# 597.3

50 Pfennig (Donaueschingen) [Stadt, Baden]
1917
Zinc – ø 23 mm
Funck# 101.2

50 Pfennig (Neustadt im Schwarzwald) [Stadt, Baden]
1917
Zinc – 3.3 g – ø 23.0 mm
Funck# 376.2, Funck# 376.4

50 Pfennig (Donaueschingen) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Iron – ø 22.8 mm
Funck# 101.5

50 Pfennig (Furtwangen) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Zinc – 2.43 g – ø 23.4 mm
Funck# 148.4

50 Pfennig (Gengenbach) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Iron – 2.2 g – ø 19.7 mm
Funck# 156.1

50 Pfennig (Offenburg) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Zinc – 2.3 g – ø 23.5 mm
Funck# 403.1

50 Pfennig (Offenburg) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Iron – 3.1 g – ø 23.4 mm
Funck# 403.2

50 Pfennig (St Georgen im Schwarzwald) [Stadt, Baden]
1918
Iron – ø 25.5 mm
Funck# 470.2

50 Pfennig (Kehl am Rhein) [Stadt, Baden]
(1919)
Zinc – 3.6 g – ø 22.4 mm
Funck# 235.5

100 Pfennig = 1 Mark

10 Pfennig (Wolfach) [Amtsbezirk, Baden]
1919
Zinc – 2.92 g – ø 19.0 mm
Funck# 610.1

50 Pfennig (Wolfach) [Amtsbezirk, Baden]
1919
Zinc – ø 23.65 mm
Funck# 610.2

100 Pfennig = 1 Mark

5 Pfennig (Emmendingen) [Private, Baden, Spinnerei Ramie]

Zinc – ø 18.0 mm
Men# 6527.1

10 Pfennig (Emmendingen) [Private, Baden, Spinnerei Ramie]

Zinc – ø 20.0 mm
Men# 6527.2

10 Pfennig (Donaueschingen) [Standesherrschaft, Baden]
1917
Zinc – 2.20 g – ø 20.8 mm
Funck# 102.2

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