German East Africa 20 Heller, 1916

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Year1916

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Ruler NameWihelm II
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Reverse DescriptionDenomination Within Wreath
GeoGerman East Africa
Sub GeoNot Available
Mint NameTabora
TypeStandard Coinage
Country/Region of ManufactureGerman East Africa
Obverse DescriptionCrown with Ribbon above Date

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  • Odd Little Coin With a Great History

    On the surface this doesn't look like much, an obscure and obsolete denomination from a long vanished government. But using a palm oil-driven engine this coin was produced by the last standing German colonial army to help pay for its fight. This force of the last Kaiser--you can see his crown--led the English on a merry chase around eastern and southern Africa, not surrendering until Germany did. With over a million minted this siege coin is an inexpensive token of a brave but ultimately doomed resistance during what used to be known as "The Great War."

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