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| 背面描述 | The reverse carries a richly coloured vignette of the village pond (Dorfteich) at Krug, with cattle watering at the foreground, figures gathered near the water's edge, and a dramatic rocky, tree-covered embankment in the background, all executed in a multi-colour lithographic style by Kunstanstalt Langebartels & Jürgens of Altona. The denomination "10 Pf." appears in red on diamond-shaped cartouches at left and right within an ornamental border of Gothic strapwork in green and brown. A Low German verse inscription in blackletter script runs along the upper and lower margins. |
| 背面铭文 | Veehwark merkt dat an de Börn Dat 10 Pf. As 10 Pf. vinnen in't Krng dat Beer ehr Herrn. Dorfteich v. Krug Kunstanstalt Langebartels & Jürgens Altona |
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Groß Flottbek was a wealthy garden suburb west of Hamburg — technically independent until its incorporation into Hamburg in 1938 — and its Notgeld issues reflect the prosperous, aesthetically self-conscious communities that treated emergency small-change currency as an opportunity for local promotion. Langebartels & Jürgens in Altona printed extensively for Hamburg-area municipalities during the 1921 Notgeld wave, and the print run here of over twelve million is substantial for a village-scale issuer, suggesting deliberate overproduction for the collector trade rather than genuine circulation need.
By 1921, the functional Notgeld shortage had largely passed — what remained was a speculative market driven by hobbyist demand, and many communes printed far beyond any local monetary requirement.