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10 Heller Hallein

Issuer Stadtgemeinde Hallein
Year 1920
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Value 10 Hellers (0.10)
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Obverse description Three arched architectural vignettes in orange-red and black; denomination '10 HELLER' in side arches, validity and redemption text in central arch. Issuer name 'STADTGEMEINDE HALLEIN' below, with three manuscript signatures and Bavarian dialect verses in margins.
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Reverse lettering Wer no nöt bastln ko, / UNSERER HANDE KRAFT / 10 / NEUES LEBEN SCHAFFT / SCHÜLER-WERKSTÄTTE HALLEIN / Daß ondaswo a so wird.
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Hallein's 10 Heller note belongs to the vast Austrian Notgeld wave of 1920, when municipal governments across the former Habsburg territories issued their own emergency small-change paper to compensate for the chronic disappearance of coins from circulation. The printing house R. Kiesel was a Salzburg regional firm that handled several of these local issues — workmanlike output, not collector-oriented. Three signatures appear on this note, which was unusually formal for a small-denomination municipal emergency piece.

The watermarked paper is the one detail worth pausing on: not all Hallein Notgeld carried it, and its presence or absence distinguishes variants within the JPR0344 series.

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