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| 正面描述 | Plain beige cardboard Notgeld note printed in black letterpress within a dotted rectangular border. The denomination numeral '2' appears at upper left and right corners, with the town name 'Neustadt O.-S.' centered at top. The face value is stated in blackletter script as 'zwei Pfennig.' below which the issuing authority reads 'Der Magistrat der Stadt Neustadt O.-S.' |
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| 正面铭文 | Neustadt O.-S. Gutschein über zwei Pfennig. Der Magistrat der Stadt Neustadt O.-S. |
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Neustadt O.-S. — today Prudnik, in southwestern Poland — was one of hundreds of German municipalities that plugged the small-change vacuum left by wartime coin hoarding with locally printed Notgeld. This 2 Pfennig piece on cardboard sits at the lowest practical denomination most towns bothered to produce; anything smaller was rarely worth the administrative effort.
The Tieste cataloguing system's "Va" prefix places this within the cardboard-issue subtype, distinguishing it from the town's paper-backed or other substrate variants in the same 1920 run.