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Any idea what this German token is?

Thanks,

George

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This is a New Years token, which I believe were produced each year in many varieties.
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It says Prosit Neujahr, which means Happy New Year
The other side says: I bring you luck during the new year.
Depicted is a pig (schwein in German). "Schwein haben" means "Being lucky".
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The language is German, but it was made in the Austrian Mint. Here's another Austrian Mint new year medal.
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there is a website about these here http://www.austriancoins.com/tokensmint-1.html
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