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10 Pfennig Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich
| Issuer | Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich Aktiengesellschaft, Lintfort |
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| Year | 1917 |
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| Value | 10 Pfennigs (10 Pfennige) (0.10) |
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| Obverse lettering | Gutschein über zehn Pfg. Serie II der Steinkohlenbergwerk 10 Friedrich Heinrich 10 Aktiengesellschaft Lintfort, den 1. Mai 1917. Der Generaldirektor: (Translation: Voucher for ten pfennigs Series II The Coal Mine 10 Friedrich Heinrich 10 Corporation Lintfort, May 1, 1917. The Director General:) |
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| Reverse lettering | 10 10 Pfg. Dieser Gutschein hat nur Gültigkeit im inneren Verkehr der Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich Aktiengesellschaft und der damit zusammenhängenden Anstalten. Er verliert seine Gültigkeit einen Monat nach Aufkündigung durch die Generaldirektion. Die Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich Aktiengesellschaft haftet für die Einlösung. Pfg. 10 10 (Translation: 10 10 Pfg. This voucher is valid only for internal transactions of Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich Aktiengesellschaft and its affiliated companies. It expires one month after notification by the General Directorate. Steinkohlenbergwerk Friedrich Heinrich Aktiengesellschaft is liable for redemption. Pfg. 10 10) |
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Friedrich Heinrich was one of the major Ruhr collieries, sunk from 1912 onward in the Niederrhein coalfield near Kamp-Lintfort. By 1917, the wartime coin famine — caused by hoarding and the withdrawal of base metal coinage for munitions production — had pushed hundreds of German industrial firms to issue their own small-denomination Notgeld to pay workers and facilitate canteen transactions on site.
This is company scrip in the strictest sense: it functioned within the colliery's closed economy and carried no obligation on any bank. Redemption depended entirely on the issuer remaining solvent.