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| 正面描述 | Cream-coloured note printed entirely in dark green, with an ornamental border of interlocking circular elements enclosing a geometric trellis underprint. The denomination '1 K' appears in large bold type at upper left and upper right, flanking the issuer inscription 'LEIBICZ R. T. VÁROS POLGÁRMESTERÉNEK UTALVÁNYA', followed by the value in words '1, AZAZ EGY KORONÁRA' in the centre. The lower portion carries a multi-line letterpress text in Hungarian explaining the note's purpose as part of the deposited assets of prisoners of war assigned to labour in the town, its validity restricted to the territory of Leibicz, and its redeemability by local merchants; the date 'LEIBICZ, 1917 JÚNIUS 15-ÉN.' and the handwritten signature of the Mayor above the printed designation 'POLGÁRMESTER.' appear at the foot. |
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| 背面铭文 | SZEPES VÁRMEGYE LEIBICZ REND. TAN. VÁROS POLGÁRMESTERI HIVATALA * 1902 * |
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Leibicz — known today as Ľubica in Slovakia — was a small Saxon German-speaking town in the Szepes (Zips) region of the Kingdom of Hungary. During World War I, the Austro-Hungarian crown coinage vanished from circulation almost entirely, hoarded or melted, and municipal authorities across the region filled the void by issuing their own emergency paper. This note is one of those local stopgaps, authorized by the town's mayor rather than any banking institution, with legitimacy resting entirely on a single official stamp.
The Ambrus catalogue remains the primary reference for this class of Hungarian municipal notgeld, and Leibicz issues are among the less commonly encountered Szepes examples.