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| 表面の説明 | Plain paper notgeld issue of the City of Steyr, with the denomination '10 Heller' inscribed in bold typeface at centre, surrounded by the issuing authority's name and validity conditions in period letterpress printing. The layout is characteristic of Austrian municipal emergency currency, with minimal ornamentation and a functional typographic design. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Reverse carries standard validation text and conditions of issue typical of Austrian Notgeld of the 1918–1921 period, printed in black letterpress on plain white paper stock, with the municipality's authorization details. |
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Steyr's 10 Heller notgeld belongs to the first wave of Austrian municipal emergency currency, issued when small-denomination coins vanished almost entirely from circulation after 1914. The hoarding of metal coinage hit industrial towns like Steyr — home to the Steyr arms and automotive works — particularly hard, as factory wage payments created enormous demand for low-value change that the imperial monetary system simply could not supply.
The Jaksc suffix "IIa" indicates a distinct subvariety within the series, likely differentiated by a printing or paper variation rather than a design change — Steyr issues of this type are known to exist in multiple states that are easily conflated.