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| 表面の銘文 | Gewisse Leute meinen woll, sie sein klug beraten, Doch heut in meinen Beutel soll noch klingen ihre Dukaten. Dieser Schein hat Gültigkeit für den Geldverkehr innerhalb der Stadtgemeinde bis zum 31. Mai 1922 Der Rat der Stadt Lübz Pfennig |
| 裏面の説明 | Orange and dark green Notgeld note with a dotted border enclosing an agricultural and industrial vignette. In the foreground, hop plants with cones and a wheat ear arch over the composition, while a horse-drawn cart and a driver are visible at left, and an industrial building with a chimney stack occupies the right background. The denomination '10 Pfg' is printed in bold numerals at upper right, and the issuing authority legend appears in a dark panel at the lower margin in Gothic script. The designer's name 'Richard Zschiked' is inscribed at upper left. |
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Lübz is a small town in Mecklenburg, and its 1922 notgeld issue belongs to the vast second wave of German municipal emergency money — not the artistic collector-oriented "serienscheine" of 1921, but the genuinely functional small-denomination scrip issued because Reichsbank coin had all but vanished from everyday transactions. The Rat der Stadt Lübz was legally empowered under Weimar emergency provisions to authorize such issues, and countless similar councils did exactly the same that year.
Richard Zschiked is not a name that appears in the standard literature on notgeld designers — it's possible the name on this piece is a local commercial artist or a misreading of the credit line.