Namibia territory token from WWI ( Germany colonial token) ? [opgelost]

dear friends, help ti identify this one. Seller  says that it is  a  25 pfenning token from  Germany colonial   African trerritory ( now Namibia) , - so, German South-West African token.

I cannot find any link...
or any information. Coud you help?

size: 23,5 mm



thanks in advance

Here you can find some listed, they were used as payment for the soldiers stationed there. http://www.ma-shops.com/shops/search.php5?searchstr=Südwestafrika&lang=en Im not sure yours is one of them

I think the coin you are looking for is this .

http://www.ma-shops.com/fenzl/item.php5?id=9107&lang=en

Your coin has the same typeface as the german coins.
Because a shortage of change money (coins) in the colonies (german south-west Africa), the companies of the 'third reich' were allowed to make their own 'notgeld' and 'werth marke'.
To be shure, you can send the pictures to Andreas Fenzl (who coins can be found on MA-shops) : afenzel@gmx.de

thank you, friends,

I looked throuhj Ma-Shops and Vcoins as well, but there  is no   token like this.  No doubts  about German origins, but  Im afraid to buy it as  Deutsch  Suid-West Afrika, and it become  Stuttgardt beer token or something like this

I will send now email to   that address, thank you PetrusAscanus

Dato,
Nothing indicates that this notgeld was issued for use in German SWA. German tokens from today's Namibia are scarce and quite expensive (in the range of $150-400). I would advise to refrain from paying anything more than $2 for this one.
Try finding tokens with SWA geographic or businesses' names on it, so that you could be sure.
Here is my German SWA token from a Swakopmund Hotel
  

Citeer: AndreyDato,
Nothing indicates that this notgeld was issued for use in German SWA. German tokens from today's Namibia are scarce and quite expensive (in the range of $150-400). I would advise to refrain from paying anything more than $2 for this one.
Try finding tokens with SWA geographic or businesses' names on it, so that you could be sure.
Here is my German SWA token from a Swakopmund Hotel

thanks, Andrey ! Thats why I prolongate my decision...

Here is a site with 800+ Biermarken
http://www.historisches-unterfranken.uni-wuerzburg.de/db/biermarken/biermarken/search.php?ort=&brauerei=
and many Brotmarken
http://www.historisches-unterfranken.uni-wuerzburg.de/db/brotmarken/brotmarken/search.php

It might be useful when identifying German notgeld.

An expert from South Africa  confirmed that its not  GSWA token.
Thank you very much, dears.
best
D.

I did send a mail to Andreas Fenze for a similar coin.
anfenz@gmx.de
https://www.facebook.com/pages/M%C3%BCnzhandel-Andreas-Fenzl/101104233305193