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1 Mark - Dietesheim Bürger Verein
| Issuer | Dietesheim Bürger Verein |
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| Value | 1 Mark |
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| Reverse script | Latin |
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| Edge | Plain |
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Dietesheim is a small Hessian village — now a district of Mühlheim am Main — and its Bürgerverein (civic association) issued this token as local scrip, almost certainly during the emergency currency period following World War I when municipal and private organizations across Germany produced their own substitutes for scarce official coinage. Nickel-plated zinc was the workaround material of the era: real nickel had been diverted to the war effort years earlier, and this composite was the practical compromise available to small issuers with no mint contracts.