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10 Heller Aschbach

Issuer Marktgemeinde Aschbach (Market Town of Aschbach)
Year 1920
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Value 10 Hellers (0.10)
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Obverse description Green letterpress note with a wavy-line border enclosing two architectural vignettes: at left, a large view of the parish church of Aschbach with its distinctive onion-domed tower, surmounted by the town coat of arms bearing a fish; at right, a smaller vignette of a second local church with surrounding buildings. The denomination '10' and the legend 'Zehn Heller' appear in bold Gothic script at upper centre, beneath the issuer inscription 'Marktgemeinde Aschbach'. Below, a liability clause and the redemption date '31. Dez. 1920' are printed in Gothic typeface, with three manuscript facsimile signatures of the Vizebürgermeister, Bürgermeister, and Gemeinderat.
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Reverse lettering Entwurf: Erwin Strondl.
10 Zehn Heller 10
Der Markt Aschbach gibt laut Gemeinderatssitzungsbeschluß vom 8. April 1920 für fünfzigtausend Kronen Notgeldscheine zu 10, 20 und 50 Heller aus. Diese Scheine sind unverzinslich u. werden bis 31. Dezember 1920 von der Marktgemeinde Aschbach in gesetzl. Bargeld eingelöst.
Die Nachahmung dieser Scheine wird bestraft.
Druck von F. Rieder, Amstetten.
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Aschbach's 10 Heller Notgeld was issued during the acute coin shortage that followed Austria's defeat in the First World War — a period when hundreds of Austrian municipalities printed their own small-denomination emergency currency simply to make change. F. Rieder in nearby Amstetten handled production, a local commercial printer rather than a specialist banknote house. Erwin Strondl's involvement as designer places this among the more deliberately crafted examples of what was otherwise a utilitarian cottage industry.

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