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20 Goldpfennig Handelskammer

发行方 Handelskammer Leipzig (Leipzig Chamber of Commerce)
年份 1923
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面值 20 Goldpfennig (0.20)
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正面描述 Blue-grey notgeld note printed on plain paper, with a decorative guilloche underprint forming a central rosette pattern. The denomination "Zwanzig Goldpfennig" is set in bold Gothic script across the centre, flanked by large numeral "20" on each side. A text block above states the note's authority and gold-backing clause, referencing the Reichsfinanz-Ministerium, with the equivalence "4,20 Goldmark = 1 Dollar" noted below the denomination. The issuer "Handelskammer Leipzig" and date "Oktober 1923" appear at the lower centre, with two manuscript signatures above the printed titles "stellv. Vorsitzender" and "Syndikus"; the printer's imprint "MAX BRESLER" appears at the lower right margin.
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背面描述 The reverse is printed in the same blue-grey tone and carries an all-over fine guilloche underprint arranged in a symmetrical grid of four cartouches, each enclosing a numeral "20". A central horizontal text panel states the redemption conditions, specifying that the notgeld will be accepted at Leipzig trade fairs and may be exchanged. The series designation "Serie M.B." appears at the upper left, with the serial number printed at the upper right.
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Leipzig's Chamber of Commerce issued this 20 Goldpfennig note during the stabilization period of late 1923, when Germany's hyperinflation had rendered Reichsmark-denominated notgeld functionally worthless almost the moment it left the press. Gold-denominated emergency issues were a practical response — tying face value to a stable unit of account rather than the collapsing paper currency. Chambers of commerce across Germany issued similar gold-pfennig scrip in this period, giving local commerce a workable medium of exchange while the Rentenmark transition was underway.

Max Bresler was a Leipzig-based printer with an established notgeld output; the guilloche underprint here is functional security, not ornament.

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