10 Mark Altershilfe des deutschen Volkes

Breslau's 1922 Altershilfe note is Notgeld in the strict sense — emergency municipal paper issued to address a specific social welfare shortfall rather than a general currency shortage. The "Altershilfe des deutschen Volkes" was an old-age assistance program, and this 10 Mark piece was tied directly to fundraising or scrip distribution within that framework, which makes it functionally distinct from the bulk of Weimar-era municipal inflation notes.

Grass, Barth & Comp. W. Friedrich was a well-established Breslau commercial printer, not a specialist banknote house. That local production origin is worth noting — no security printing, no intaglio.