German orange-brown porcelain coin, Ulm, Regimentstale

Germany and Austria were spiraling into hyperinflation and producedimmense quantities of interesting diverse currency and coinage, both atthe state and national level. For coinage, Germany experimented with all kinds of materials not usually used for coinage: aluminum, steel,porcelain, coal, and more. Meissen also was a long time manufacturer of porcelain medals, even going back into the 1800s.  This coin was not manufactured by Meissen and was part of a set commemorating the town and coinage of Ulm.

38mm

Scheuch 583a, rarity III

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Buyer pays $2.00 domestic postage, $3.00 international. I can also accept credit cards, checks, etc. I will combine postage on wins of multiple lots.

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