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For Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau in Barmstedt, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau

Rantzau 15, 25355 Barmstedt, DE-SH, DE

Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau

The souvenir machine is on the castle island opposite the museum.

The County of Rantzau Museum (Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau) is dedicated to regional history and brings the development of the former county to life in a vivid way. In historic rooms, visitors encounter exhibits from everyday life, administration, and culture that give a lively impression of life in past centuries. On display are, among other things, documents, furniture, household items, and other traces of the local past. This creates a varied picture of rule, society, and economic development in the region. The presentation combines historical information with a tangible link to local history. The museum is especially interesting for anyone interested in North German regional history, smaller cultural and historical collections, and the emergence of local identity. It invites visitors not only to look at the past, but to understand it better in its wider context.

Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau
The souvenir machine is on the castle island opposite the museum.
Rantzau 15
Barmstedt
Schleswig-Holstein
25355
Germany
Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau
Museum
The County of Rantzau Museum (Museum der Grafschaft Rantzau) is dedicated to regional history and brings the development of the former county to life in a vivid way. In historic rooms, visitors encounter exhibits from everyday life, administration, and culture that give a lively impression of life in past centuries. On display are, among other things, documents, furniture, household items, and other traces of the local past. This creates a varied picture of rule, society, and economic development in the region. The presentation combines historical information with a tangible link to local history. The museum is especially interesting for anyone interested in North German regional history, smaller cultural and historical collections, and the emergence of local identity. It invites visitors not only to look at the past, but to understand it better in its wider context.
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