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Iron And Zinc Coins, An Interesting Story From The Past.

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A Little but really neat norske Mynter with an interesting history. In 1940, German troops invaded Norway. The Norwegian authorities and people were immediately subject to the rules and rule of the occupying power. This meant, among other things, that Norwegians had to deal with coins of less precious metals, like iron and zinc. Copper and nickel, which the coins were made from before the war, was an important resource for German war material production. Check out this 50 Øre from 1945 and others- just follow the https://ma-shops.com/s/mc16480

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