2013 AD., Germany, "Alternative for Germany" Party advertising chip on the occasion of the 2013 parliament poll, qualified to detach shopping carts and supermarket trolleys.

Germany, "Alternative for Germany" Party advertising chip on the occasion of the 2013 parliament poll, qualified to detach shopping carts and supermarket trolleys, 2013 AD.,
1 Euro-size chip (23 mm / 0,79 g), blue coloured plastic with white and red imprint label,
Obv.: Alternative / für / Deutschland , white party name and a red arrow pointing right up.
Rev.: (blank).
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Alternative for Germany (German: Alternative für Deutschland), abbreviated to AfD, is a newly founded (early 2013) conservative, euro-currency-sceptic political party in Germany that is organising to compete in the German federal election in September 2013. The party states that it is anti-euro, but not anti-EU, and not against European unity. The party's central argument is that the euro is a failed currency that threatens European integration by impoverishing countries with uncompetitive economies and burdening future generations.