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| 正面描述 | Beige paper notgeld with a green scrollwork and interlocking curl underprint border framing the entire face. The issuer name 'Buchdruckerei Herzogenburg.' is printed in bold blackletter script at the top, below which the denomination 'Zehn Heller' appears in large Gothic typeface with 'Gutschein über' above it. A circular red stamp vignette bearing the initials 'H' is overlaid at center, with edition and series notations '2. Auflage' and 'Serie 2' flanking the central text, and a three-line redemption clause in blackletter script across the lower portion. |
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| 背面描述 | Beige paper reverse with a green geometric and diamond-pattern underprint border composed of concentric rectangular frames. A central rectangular vignette presents a monochrome photographic view of a two-storey public or civic building in Herzogenburg, flanked by trees and a fence, rendered in letterpress. The reverse carries no text inscriptions, the decorative border serving as the sole ornamental element surrounding the building vignette. |
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Herzogenburg's 10 Heller notgeld was produced locally by the town's own print shop — a arrangement common enough during the post-WWI Austrian currency collapse, when the Vienna government could not supply adequate small change and municipalities were left to improvise. Buchdruckerei Herzogenburg was a commercial printer, not a security press, and the limitations show in the typography.
The Jaksc/Pick reference places this within the vast Austrian notgeld cataloguing effort, which documented thousands of such emergency municipal issues. Most circulated briefly and intensely before being demonetized once the new federal currency stabilized.