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1 Pfennig Kaufmännischer Verein/Vorschußverein, green paper
| Issuer | Kaufmännischer Verein / Vorschußverein Trebnitz |
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| Value | 1 Pfennig (0.01) |
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| Reverse description | Plain green paper reverse carrying a centred redemption text in Gothic script across five lines, followed by the denomination "1 Pf.", and a cautionary instruction "Nicht zusammenfalten" (Do not fold) printed in bold at the foot of the note. No vignette or ornamental elements are present; the design is entirely typographic. |
| Reverse lettering | Der Vorschußverein Trebnitz zahlt gegen diesen Gutschein 1 Pf. Nicht zusammenfalten |
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Trebnitz — today Trzebnica in Lower Silesia — was a small Prussian market town, and the Kaufmännischer Verein and Vorschußverein (commercial association and advance credit cooperative) issuing this note were exactly the kind of local mutual-aid structures that proliferated in German small towns during the Notgeld period. A 1-Pfennig denomination is unusual even by Notgeld standards; most emergency small change began at 5 Pfennig. The green paper itself serves as the primary denomination marker rather than printed color on white stock.