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| 正面描述 | Light green cardboard notgeld of stamp format with perforated edges. In the upper left quadrant, the city's wheel symbol (a spoked wheel vignette) is printed in dark ink, while the large numeral '2' occupies the upper right. The central band carries the issuer inscription 'STADTRAT MÜHLDORF' in bold letterpress within a framed panel, beneath which the validity legend is set off in a separate ruled compartment. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain light green cardboard reverse, entirely unprinted and blank, consistent with the stamp-like production method of this emergency currency issue. |
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Mühldorf am Inn, a small Bavarian town on the Inn River, issued cardboard Kleingeld during the acute coin shortage that gripped Germany in the years surrounding World War One. Municipal and local authority emergency money — Notgeld — flooded the country from roughly 1916 onward as the Reichsbank's metal coinage disappeared into hoarding and the war economy. A city council issuing two-pfennig denominations in cardboard is a direct indicator of just how granular the shortage became; this was change for bread, not a commemorative piece.
The watermark on cardboard is worth noting — an unusual security measure for such a low-value local scrip, suggesting the town used a purpose-made stock rather than improvising with plain card.