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| 表面の説明 | Black letterpress on grey underprint, with a circular red handstamp applied at centre-right. The Saxon coat of arms — a crowned oval shield with horizontal barry field and diagonal rautenkranz — appears as a vignette at left within an oval frame, flanked by the numeral "2" in each corner. The text body at right details the redemption terms of the voucher in German gothic script, with "ZWEI MARK" in large bold display type as the dominant denomination inscription. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain light cream paper with show-through bleed of the red circular handstamp from the obverse visible at left, and faint impression of the obverse guilloche underprint and corner numeral "2" elements bleeding through the paper stock. The reverse carries no printed design or text. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | ログイン して詳細を見る |
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Wiesa, a small village near Annaberg in Saxony, housed one of the many German officer prisoner-of-war camps that issued their own internal currency during the First World War. The practice was widespread and officially sanctioned — camp scrip kept Allied officers from accumulating Reichsmark that could theoretically fund escape attempts or be smuggled out.
Johannes Pässler of Dresden printed for several regional camps during this period, which occasionally creates attribution confusion when notes lack explicit camp identifiers. The 2 Mark denomination sits in the middle of what was typically a short series covering small daily purchases within the canteen economy.