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| 正面描述 | The obverse is set on a cream ground with a decorative scrollwork underprint in grey-green, framing the central text block in Fraktur (blackletter) script. The denomination header reads '2 Pf. Gutschein' at the top, followed by a redemption clause stating the voucher was issued solely for wage payments and valid only within the issuing establishment, with 50 such vouchers redeemable for 1 Mark in cash. The issuer's signature 'J. Rosenfelder / Bamberg.' appears in a cursive hand at the lower right, with a red serial number printed at the lower left. |
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| 背面铭文 | GUTSCHEIN 2 Pf. J. ROSENFELDER, BAMBERG. |
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Bamberg's notgeld issues of 1920 emerged from the same acute small-change shortage that forced hundreds of German municipalities and private firms to print their own emergency fractional currency after the war. J. Rosenfelder was almost certainly a local merchant or tradesman — the issuer category is private commercial, not municipal — meaning this 2 Pfennig piece would have circulated as a kind of in-store scrip, redeemable at the counter rather than freely negotiable across the city.
Private issuer notgeld at this denomination is among the most ephemeral material of the period. Printed cheaply, spent quickly, rarely saved.