Intended Kindom of Poland
The German occupying power intended a kingdom Poland and allowed the new founded national credit bank in 1916 to mint secondary coins which should be equivalent to the German mark (100 Pfennig = 1 DM). The old currency, the ruble, was removed in 1917 by these secondary coins to the exchange rate of 2.16 DM. For the time being only 20-, 10-, 5-and 1-Pfennig - pieces were minted. Nevertheless, in the next year the occupying management was toppled and under these circumstances only the up to now minted Pfennig – coins remained in Poland until these were completely substituted in 1923 by own currency.
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Artikelübersicht
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1 Fenig
1917-1918 Jägernummer: 604 |
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5 Fenigow
1917-1918 Jägernummer: 605 |
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10 Fenigow
1917-1918 Jägernummer: 606a |
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10 Fenigow
1917 Jägernummer: 606b Jahr: 1917 |
Bestellen: ss: 42,00 ![]() vz: 65,00 ![]() vz/st: 85,00 ![]() st: 110,00 ![]() |
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10 Fenigow
1917 Jägernummer: 606Z Jahr: 1917 |
Bestellen: ss: LP ![]() vz: LP ![]() vz/st: LP ![]() st: LP ![]() |
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20 Fenigow
1917-1918 Jägernummer: 607 |
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