German War tokens.

Very nice coin and a little bit scarce. 84,150 pieces minted in 1918.

 

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Minted by Jörgum & Trefz, from Frankfurt with a lot of variants.

 

Minted by Gebrüder Kugel & Fink, from Lüdenscheid. Very nice coin and more scarce than the previous one, only 40,000 pieces in 1920.

 

Minted by L. Chr. Lauer, from Nuremberg. Scarce, only 30,000 pieces.

 

The first coin was minted by B. H. Mayer, from Pforzheim. The piece dated with a coined amount of 224,927 for 1917. The secon coin have an interesting motif coining press / minting press. BH Mayers Hof-Kunstprägeanstalt Pforzheim (Baden) - today located in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg Manufacturer is the workshop BH Mayer in Pforzheim.

 

The first piece coined by two companies from Nuremberg, L. Chr. Lauer and Conrad Balmberger Münz-Prägeanstalt Vereinsabzeichenfabrik. The undated piece is from 1920.

 

The piece was coined by Wilhelm Deumer, from Lüdenscheid, and the total amount was 50,000 coins.

 

The piece was coined by L. Chr. Lauer, from Nuremberg

 

Both pieces are coined by Württembergisches Münzamt, from Stuttgart. Both with an amount of only 20,000 pieces.

 

Minted by Heinrich Kissing, from Menden. 200,000 pieces.

 

Minted by L. Chr. Lauer, from Nuremberg. 50,000 pieces.

 

Minted by Heinrich Kissing, from Menden

 

Minted by Heinrich Arld GmbH, from Nuremberg.

 

Minted by Carl Poellath Münz- und Prägewerk, from Schrobenhausen.

 

Nice coin, minted by L. Chr. Lauer, from Nuremberg.

 

Nice coin, minted by L. Chr. Lauer, from Nuremberg. This coin has a large number of variants, including one with coin alignment which is very rare, with an amount of only 10,700 pieces. The total coinage for that year was 1,772,000 pieces.

 

This coin is from the District of Ellwangen, (Federal state of Württemberg). Was minted by Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Wilhelm Mayer & Franz Wilhelm e.K., with a total of 50,000 pieces in 1918.

 

Minted by Gebrüder Kugel & Fink, from Lüdenscheid. 236,350 pieces in 1918.

 

Minted by E. Ferdinand Wiedmann, from Frankfurt.

 

Minted by Heinrich Arld GmbH, from Nuremberg.