An impressive mint destruct.
A coin without the reverse (the side with the denomination), but only with the obverse and its concave negative print on the other side.
This is a minting error created by placing a new disc on a struck but unstamped coin and re-stamping it. It is aptly called a "brakteat" minting because of its one-sided nature. Referred to as "brockage" by American numismatists.
Very rare for communist period coins.
Offers accepted until: 02/10 17:00 CEST/Warsaw
Live bidding: , 29/09 15:00 CEST/Warsaw
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