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| 正面描述 | Typeset gutschein with a decorative geometric border framing the entire face; a green repetitive-text underprint fills the note field. The municipal arms of Leipzig appear on either side of the central denomination EINE MARK, set in large bold letterpress type, with the serial number printed in bold at the top between the split legend GUT= / SCHEIN. Below the denomination, a small-type paragraph states the redemption conditions and validity date, followed by the issuing authority RAT DER STADT LEIPZIG / FÜRSORGEAMT. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is unprinted, presenting plain cream-white paper stock; no text, vignette, or design elements are present, though a faint rectangular indentation from the obverse border impression is visible. |
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Leipzig's Fürsorgeamt — the municipal welfare office — issued this note in the chaotic early months of the Weimar Republic, when the German central money supply was collapsing under postwar strain and dozens of German municipalities printed their own emergency Notgeld to keep local commerce moving. The Rat der Stadt Leipzig gave its welfare office specific authority to circulate these small-denomination scrip notes, partly to pay out relief to the unemployed and destitute flooding the city after demobilization.
Leipzig was an unusually active Notgeld producer in 1919, with multiple city departments issuing their own series. Attribution to the Fürsorgeamt specifically makes this a welfare-issue note rather than a general civic scrip — a meaningful distinction in terms of the economic function it was designed to serve.