Porcelain money

As porcelain money is called coin made ​​of porcelain.

From 1920 to 1921, produced in the state porcelain factory in Meissen from Böttger stoneware and porcelain bisque money. Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein, Münzgraveur and medalist at the Saxon coin in Muldenhütten cut the steel stamps based on designs by Emil Paul Börner, sculptors and painters from Meissen.

Not to be confused is the china money with Medals of porcelain that have no currency function.