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| 表面の説明 | Dark brown letterpress border with numeral '1' vignettes at each corner and the denomination 'EINE MARK' repeated along all four margins. The central field carries the bold Fraktur title 'NOTGELD DER STADT PASING' above a validity clause in Gothic script, with a light blue-green underprint of the numeral '1' and foliate ornaments. Below, the text 'Der Stadtrat' precedes a manuscript facsimile signature above the designation 'RECHTSK. 1. BÜRGERMEISTER'; the printer's imprint 'MEINDLDRUCK, MÜNCHEN-PASING' appears at the bottom margin. |
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Pasing was an independent municipality southwest of Munich when this note was issued, absorbed into the city of Munich only in 1938. Like hundreds of German towns in the early 1920s, it printed its own emergency currency — Notgeld — to address the severe coin shortage that followed the First World War and the economic disruptions of Weimar's opening years. Meindl Druck, the local press in München-Pasing, handled production, which was common practice: municipalities contracted whatever printer was nearby and capable.
The underprint security feature is modest but deliberate — town-issued Notgeld attracted forgers once the denominations became worth the trouble.