Porcelain Notgeld Coins

A few more porcelain pieces from Weimar Germany.

This medallic piece (about 40 mm) commemorates political and military unrest between Poland and Germany in Silesia post World War I. The obverse shows children being taken from their mother, with a legend that reads something like...""Those who separate us from the German hearth remain a disgrace, unworthy of any love."





This 25 mm piece is from Stadtlengsfeld in central Germany has a cool eagle, a strange shape and kind of strange color for porcelain German coins. This is also not made by Meissen porcelain, I'm trying to get a few coins my other manufacturers.

chrsmat71, seeing your Boldixum coin inspired me to pick up these two.
Germany Boldixum auf Föhr 50 Pfennigs 1920

Germany Boldixum auf Föhr 1 Mark 1920

Hey thanks jbuck!

I dig those Boldixum fish coins Hondo Bogus, thanks for sharing your porcelain coins!

Very nice notgelds, chrsmat! The Ulm "Thaler" is very interesting.

Here's a Meissen that I won in a raffle at my coin club this past summer:
Eisenach 1 Mark 1921: Martin Luther

Nice examples!

Recently picked up several porcelain tokens and medals, here they are!




This coin is just under US quarter size and fairly thin, make me a bit nervous handling it. The reverse (I think, I have trouble keeping straight which side is which!) show St. Gotthard, who was an archbishop from around the 1st Millenium. If you've heard of the Gotthard pass in Switzerland, it is named after him.




This gilded Meissen medal celebrates the 300 year anniversary of the city of Riesa Germany. Just under 40 mm in size.




This is a large 20 mark coin/medal, just over 40 mm and about 4 mm thick. Can't really squeeze it into a standard flip. It is from the town of Schwabish hall with the coat of arms on one side, and the Comburg, a former Benedictine monastery and fortress in the town.




This medal is the same size as the last, 41 mm and 4 mm thick. It shows Heidelberg caste, the 1669 date is when it was partially destroyed by the French.