Ein Stück, auf das ich mir so recht keinen Reim machen kann:
Great Britain / Germany, ELG Sheffield company token on a German 10 Pfennig coin of Wilhelm I, Frankfurt mint, 1873, countermarked ca. 1913-40 AD. in Sheffield,
Token (21-22 mm / 3,81 g), 3,80 g mint weight, copper-nickel, mintage 522.000 , medal alignment ↑↑ (0°),
Obv.: E. L. G. / SHEFFIELD , countermark in two lines on: DEUTSCHES REICH 1873 / 10 / PFENNIG .
Rev.: C - C , crowned German imperial eagle, mint marks below.
cf. KM 4 ; cf. Jaeger 4 .
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Today ELG is a global market leading company for the trading and processing of raw materials for the Stainless Steel industry. ELG is one of four autonomously run corporate divisions of Franz Haniel & Cie GmbH located in Duisburg, Germany.
ELG Carrs Stainless Steels is a specialist manufacturer and distributor of contract ingots, bars, billets, forgings and large heavy wall pipes offering a vast range of qualities and sizes across the complete spectrum of Stainless, Duplex, Super Duplex and Special Steels. Based in Sheffield, home of the steel industry within the United Kingdom and the birthplace of stainless steel in 1913, ELG Carrs Stainless Steels is part of a modern, international organisation with wide-ranging facilities.
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