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| Uitgever | Meßamt für die Mustermessen in Leipzig |
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| Jaar | 1923 |
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| Drukker | Adolf Forker, Leipzig, Germany |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | D. No 232936 Diesen Notgeldschein kann der Inhaber, binnen Monatsfrist nach Aufruf, gegen Zwanzig Goldpfennig gleich dem einundzwanzigsten Teil eines Dollars nach unserer Wahl in wertbeständiger Anleihe bezw. Goldschatzanweisungen des Deutschen Reichs oder gegen einen dem Kurs des hinterlegten Wert- papieres am Tage der Zahlung entsprechenden Barbetrag an unseren Kassen eintauschen. Leipzig, den 14. November 1923 Meßamt für die Mustermessen in Leipzig ADOLF FORKER LEIPZIG |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | The reverse is printed in teal on paper with a dense guilloche wave-pattern underprint across the entire surface. At the centre, an ornate cartouche with pointed and scalloped borders, framed by floral rosettes at the top and bottom, contains the principal text in Gothic script. The overall design is spare, relying entirely on the guilloche background and the decorative cartouche for visual structure. |
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The Leipzig trade fair authority — Meßamt für die Mustermessen — issued its own emergency currency in 1923 because the hyperinflationary collapse of the Reichsmark made ordinary commercial transactions at the fair essentially impossible. Denominated in Goldpfennig rather than paper marks, this note sidestepped the inflation entirely by pegging value to gold, a practice several large German institutions adopted that year to keep business functioning while the central currency disintegrated.
Adolf Forker was a Leipzig commercial printer, not a specialist banknote house — which shows in the production.