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| 表面の説明 | Yellow-tinted notgeld voucher with a bold black letterpress border enclosing a central vignette of a multi-storey historic Bamberg building rendered in fine line engraving against a clouded sky. Large numeral '1' flanked by the abbreviation 'Pf.' appears in pillar-like panels to either side of the vignette. The heading 'GUTSCHEIN' is set in a decorative scrollwork cartouche at the top, with the issuer inscription 'J. ROSENFELDER, BAMBERG.' in a ruled panel at the foot. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain paper reverse printed in grey-green with an all-over foliate scroll underprint. The text, set in Gothic Fraktur script, states the conditions of use — that the voucher was issued solely for wage payments and is valid only within the issuer's establishment, and that 100 such vouchers entitle the bearer to 1 Mark in cash. A red handstamped serial number appears in the lower left, with the manuscript-style issuer signature 'J. Rosenfelder / Bamberg.' at the lower right. |
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Rosenfelder was a private merchant in Bamberg who issued this note during the acute small-change shortage that gripped Germany in 1920, when coin metal was hoarded and official Kleingeld simply stopped circulating. Thousands of German retailers, municipalities, and private firms issued their own Notgeld that year — this is one of the humbler examples, a single-pfennig denomination from a local trader whose business details have otherwise gone unrecorded.
One pfennig Notgeld is among the lowest denominations produced during the period, which itself says something about how completely fractional coinage had vanished from everyday transactions.