The 1924 Danish 10 øre coin with a hole holds historical significance beyond its denomination. During World War I and the German occupation of Denmark in World War II, there was a shortage of metal, so the Danish government began producing coins with holes to conserve resources.

The hole allowed people to string the coins together, making them easier to carry and handle. Despite their practicality, these coins also symbolize the ingenuity and resilience of the Danish people during difficult times. Today, these holey coins are prized by collectors for their historical context and unique design.

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