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| 正面描述 | Violet and blue intaglio print on a dense guilloche underprint. At upper left, the Austro-Hungarian double-headed eagle arms; at right, an oval vignette of a young woman in Art Nouveau style with floral hair ornament. A red overprint stamp appears at centre. Denomination TAUSEND KRONEN set in bold letterpress at centre, with date 2. JÄNNER 1902 below. |
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Austria-Hungary collapsed before this note could serve its intended purpose. The Oesterreichisch-ungarische Bank issued the 1000 Kronen series as the empire was disintegrating, and the new successor states — Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania — each dealt with the resulting currency chaos by overstamping circulating notes to claim them as their own. Unstamped Austrian examples like this one continued to circulate in the rump Austrian republic under the inflation conditions that steadily eroded the Krone's purchasing power through the early 1920s.
The 1919 dating places this note in the immediate post-armistice period, before Austria's hyperinflationary spiral peaked in 1922.