10 Pfennigs Caffé Blücher

Flensburg's post-WWI notgeld scene was unusually active given the city's peculiar status: the 1920 plebiscite had only just confirmed its place within Germany, and the local currency shortage hit businesses hard almost immediately. This note was issued by a café — a retail food establishment covering small transactions with its own scrip, a common but telling sign of how completely the Reichsbank had lost its grip on everyday commerce by 1921.

J. M. Feddersen was a local Flensburg printer, not a specialist notgeld house, which accounts for the modest production quality typical of this issue. DeNG 1#364.1 suggests only one known type for this issuer, making Caffé Blücher a single-entry operator in the notgeld record.