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| Issuer | Municipality of Ulrichsberg (Federal State of Upper Austria) |
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| Year | 1920 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Notgeld issue printed in olive-brown on cream paper with a deckle-edged border. The large numeral '10' appears at centre-right, with 'ZEHN HELLER' in bold Gothic blackletter across the middle band. Validity inscription 'GILT BIS 31.XII 1920' at upper left, anti-counterfeiting warning at upper right, issuer name and date at foot with two manuscript signatures. |
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| Reverse description | Central octagonal vignette presents a letterpress view of the Ulrichsberg village church with surrounding buildings rendered in brown and olive tones. The vignette is framed by a decorative border of small circular rosettes and interlaced scrollwork in olive-gold. 'Ulrichsberg' is inscribed in script above the vignette, with a circulation notation at the foot. |
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Ulrichsberg is a small market town in the Mühlviertel, the upland region north of the Danube bordering Bohemia. Its 10 Heller Notgeld of 1920 belongs to the vast wave of municipal emergency money issued across Austria following the collapse of the Habsburg monetary system — small denominations that the central government simply could not produce fast enough to meet everyday transactional demand in rural communities.
The Jaksch catalogue reference places this firmly within the documented Upper Austrian series, though surviving quantities vary sharply across individual municipalities of comparable size. Ulrichsberg issues tend to be less frequently encountered than those from larger Mühlviertel towns.