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| 表面の銘文 | 10 Pf. MAGISTRAT. BYRAAD. PLEBISCIT-SLESVIG H.M. HADERSLEV 1920 |
| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed on a light pink cross-hatched underprint within a double-rule rectangular border. A large serif heading reads 'Gutschein Nr.' followed by a serial number, with 'der Stadt Hadersleben.' below. The body text is set in two parallel columns: the left in German and the right in Danish, both stating that the note is accepted by the municipal treasury at a value of 10 Pfennig until one month after public notice in local newspapers. The printer's imprint 'Hartung & Co., Hamburg' appears in small type at the lower left margin. |
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Hadersleben — Haderslev in Danish — had been transferred from Germany to Denmark just months before this note was issued, following the 1920 Schleswig plebiscite that returned the northern zone to Danish sovereignty. The Magistrat und Byraad (the hybrid German-Danish municipal title itself reflecting the administrative chaos of the transition) issued small-denomination Notgeld precisely because the currency changeover from the German Mark to the Danish Krone left an immediate gap in everyday small change.
Hartung & Co. in Hamburg printed the note — a German firm, for a municipality that had just ceased to be German.