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| 表面の説明 | Dark navy ground with bold orange and black Gothic lettering reading '100 Pfennig 100' across the top and 'Gutschein des Sport-Vereins Corbach 1909' along the base. Central vignette shows the club shield in orange and black with a football and the founding year 1909, flanked by blue diagonal bands. Validity text appears in the left and right corners with two manuscript signatures below the shield. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Upper register on dark ground bears the denomination '100 Pfennig 100' in large orange Gothic numerals and letters flanking the Corbach civic coat of arms. Below, a framed colour vignette presents a panoramic view of old Corbach with the Dalwigker gate, town walls, half-timbered houses and church towers, captioned on a scroll at lower right. |
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Sport-Verein Corbach 1909 issued this 100 Pfennig note as club-specific Notgeld — emergency scrip tied to a sports organization rather than a municipality or savings bank, which was unusual even during the inflationary Notgeld period of the early 1920s when such local issues proliferated across Germany. Korbach was the seat of the former Principality of Waldeck, absorbed into Prussia only in 1921, giving the town a particular sensitivity around local identity at exactly the moment this note was circulating.
Louis Koch of Halberstadt printed a significant volume of Notgeld for small issuers across northern and central Germany. Their output was competent but high-volume.