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10 Pfennig

Issuer Stadt Sternberg (City of Sternberg)
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Currency Mark (1914-1924)
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Obverse lettering STERNBERG
10 PF
Gültig für den Geldverkehr innerhalb der Stadtgemeinde bis zum 31. Mai 1922
Der Rat der Stadt Sternberg
Aewer so is dat einmal in de Welt: wat Einer will, dat kriggt hei nich un wat hei kriggt, dat will hei nich.
Reverse description Woodcut-style vignette of a prominent church with a square tower and ornate spire, flanked by trees and set before a billowing cloudy sky, rendered in dark green and ochre. The heading REUTERGELD STADT STERNBERG appears in bold block lettering at the top, with the numeral 10 in a circular orange field at upper right and PFENNIG below it. A decorative border of repeated ornamental motifs runs along the lower edge.
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Sternberg — now Šternberk in the Czech Republic — issued this small-denomination Notgeld during the acute coin shortage that struck Germany and German-administered territories in the early years of World War I. Municipal authorities across the German-speaking world were authorized to print their own emergency scrip when the Reichsbank could not supply sufficient coinage, and hundreds of towns did exactly that. Sternberg was one of the smaller issuers, which limits surviving quantities.

The P#1268 series encompasses three catalogue variants, distinguished by minor text or serial differences rather than design changes.

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