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20 Heller Lorch

Issuer Municipality of Lorch (Upper Austria)
Year 1920
Type Local banknote
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Obverse lettering 20
HELLER
TOTEN LEVCHTE
GEMEINDE LORCH.
2. Auflage
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Reverse lettering SVA PECVNIA CIVITAS LAVREACENSIS
DIE GEMEINDEVORSTE HVNG LORCH GIBT GVT SCHEINE IM BETRAGE VON 50000K AVS DECKT SIE MIT EINER EIGENEN RÜCKLAGE VND LOST SIE BIS 31. DEZEMBER 1920 IN GESETZLICHEM BAR GELD EIN.
LORCH AM 15. MAI 1920
DER BVRGERMEISTER:
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Lorch — the Roman settlement of Lauriacum, once capital of the province of Noricum Ripense — issued this Heller note during Austria's postwar Kleingeldersatz crisis, when fractional coinage had vanished entirely from circulation. These municipal emergency notes, Notgeld in the strictest sense, were printed by local jobbing presses with no pretense of security printing. Buchdruckerei Dnas was precisely that: a small commercial printer pressed into quasi-monetary work.

The 0564b suffix in the Jaksch catalogue indicates a variant within the Lorch series, likely a paper stock or color distinction from an otherwise identical issue.

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